Sentence examples for will longer have from inspiring English sources

None of the UK banks, apart from HSBC and Standard Chartered, has managed to build an international business in Europe, and if Santander gets its foot into the UK market, they no will longer have the market to themselves.

US banks, which were some of the biggest donors to the Remain campaign with Goldman and JP Morgan both donating £500,000, are concerned that Britain's exit from the European Union it will mean UK-based staff will longer have access to the "passporting" system that allows banks to sell services freely across the EU.

We will no longer have a say, we will no longer be able to steer policy, someone else will decide.

If Brown loses we will no longer have Brown, but what will we have instead?

Stores will stop operating and you will no longer have access to your Dashboard.

Officers will be paid the same basic salary and pension, but will no longer have fat fringe benefits.

You will eat 20 grams or fewer of carbohydrates each day, but you will no longer have to count calories.

"We will no longer have any information," Mr. Savelau said.

Personalised prices Some stores will no longer have public pricing.

"We will no longer have Protecting Powers acting as intermediaries.

Some communities will no longer have any Chrysler dealer.