Sentence examples for will leave any from inspiring English sources

Another remarkably finding was that departure rate in general gives empirical evidence to say that 7 out of 100 keys will leave "any time now" (from the fact that hazard rate is the instantaneous probability of failure at a specified time; failure means, the probability of a key will completely cease activity after a given time of life) in a 8 year lapse.

"It's not my intention to play the blame game, I will leave any of that to others.

Maybe the question isn't what kind of hole Vine leaves, but if it will leave any hole at all.

The JumpDance class at Ms. Markou's studio, which simulates a nightclub, is a 45-minute high-intensity session that will leave any serious gymgoer panting.

The Pru's research suggests that fewer than three in 10 people will leave any sort of inheritance, and those that do will average just £191,000.

The opposition's racing spokesman, Martin Pakula, says Labor will leave any decision on the future of jumps races to the board of Racing Victoria.

(For the sake of this discussion, we'll leave any adjustment needed for steroids to the voters).

I'll leave any physiological explanations to gerontologists — if they can get hold of his complete medical records — and any armchair psychoanalysis to the sundry McCain press acolytes who have sorrowfully tried to rationalize his erratic behavior this year.

Now the first two aren't my area of expertise, so I'll leave any arguments about them to the experts.

"On February 7, I'll leave without any regret, any envy and without any desire to remain in power," the president told reporters at an event celebrating the new Department of Interior headquarters.

We have yet to see if the Venezuelan leader will leave a legacy any more worth celebrating than the rest of them.