Sentence examples for will normalise from inspiring English sources

The watch will normalise, with its soft notifying vibrations on your wrist, the connection of the world of data and the physical body.

The question of what to expect from funds' returns, and whether they will normalise at pre-crisis levels, will play out over the next few years.

From Kiev to Lviv, western Ukrainians are desperate to integrate further, believing that EU disciplines will normalise one of the most corrupt societies in the world and boost one of the least successful economies of all the former Soviet states.

Others did not".I voted against legalising abortion because I believe it will normalise the practice," said Marta Paselar, as she left a Lisbon voting booth with her husband.

Tony Cross, market analyst at Trustnet Direct said: It appears that the message from the Fed is becoming clearer: rates will rise but will "normalise" at a lower level than previously expected.

It will be no less difficult to leave behind unconventional monetary policies, as the US Federal Reserve recently suggested by signaling that it will normalise policy interest rates more slowly than expected.

It will surely normalise, even if for many this "normalisation" will seem restrictive after the exuberance that characterised the period of easy credit, which for so long seemed "normal".

These subtle endorsements will help normalise Instagram Stories and lend it its most lacking quality: spontaneity.

*Giving your parental approval will only normalise the violence in your child's eyes.

But the situation will not normalise for Sohan Lal, a farmer who says he is around 50 years old and has lived in the village all his life.

The state-run KCNA news agency blasted Japan's insistence that it will not normalise diplomatic ties with North Korea until it has settled the abductions of at least a dozen of its citizens in the 1970s and 80s.