Sentence examples for will not be pointed from inspiring English sources

The professionals and researchers will be aware of the allocation to the conditions; clients cannot be blinded but it will not be pointed out to them explicitly which condition they are in.

The more pertinent question, of course, as the city's new champion Michael Fallon will not be pointing out any time soon, is rather: what's so wrong with Portsmouth?

So, the antenna will not be pointing to the right direction.

For Jozef there will not be a point where apologising can bring redemption.

With Mr. Obama having settled on Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton as secretary of state, Mr. Biden, whose most recent Senate post was chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has privately told people that he recognizes he will not be the point man on foreign policy.

The club will not be deducted points.

There will not be any point if she is vaccinated now; the vaccine will just be wasted [P6].

It must be remembered that although a point may be plotted on this graph, one cannot be certain about the cost, and the effectiveness will not be a point value either.

Since some sources are earlier and— for comparative reasons— some issues need to be illustrated by recent examples, the time frame will not be entirely consistent as will be pointed out.

This time Mr King will not be able to point to a comforting forecast.

Umenyiora will not be able to point out Trafalgar Square or Buckingham Palace from the team bus.