Sentence examples for will not might from inspiring English sources

While the fact that a Basquiat will sell for many tens of millions when a Bacon will not might say something about the capriciousness of taste (depending on your own), it proves one thing: There remain tens of millions to be spent on art.

"Perhaps it is a feature of the times that we live in, but I'm sure I can speak for all my colleagues who sign warrants that we all have, in the back of our minds, that at some point in the future we will – not might be, but will – be appearing before some inquiry or tribunal or court to account for the decisions we've made," Hammond said.

Technology like this will (not might) result in the loss of many low-paying, low-skilled jobs like cashiers over the next decade, and workforces are going to have to adjust.

A good rule of thumb is unless it will cause an accident (will, not might -- you can trip crossing the street) or screw up a whole day's plans, maybe you can let it slide this time and allow the kids to set their own schedule or yourself not to plan things down to the minute.

If you act to anime crazy, he WILL (not might) get creeped.

This will not, as might have been the case on Earth, be a conservatory or loft conversion.

But this will not, you might argue, render the big picture any more faithfully, or bring general economic laws any better into focus.

If Israel wants to secure lasting safety for its people, it must use political will, not military might, to break the cycle of violence.

Writing in the Guardian, he said: "If Israel wants to secure lasting safety for its people, it must use political will, not military might, to break the cycle of violence".

In these circumstances, the incidence of cancer at any age will not, as might at first be thought, be proportional to the simple average of the varying probability, but will be proportional to a more complex variable depending on both the above-mentioned factors.

There is almost never any reason to burn organic matter, the only exceptions to this being when plant matter is diseased and this disease will not or might not be destroyed in the composting process.