Sentence examples for will only be known from inspiring English sources

The significance of this will only be known when the medical council delivers its guidelines.

The result of the keenly fought contest will only be known later today.

"If things continue like this, China will only be known for tea and pandas".

"Ultimately the cost to the people of Britain will only be known when this government has long gone".

■ The competition investigation into interchange fees paid through MasterCard is ongoing and the impact will only be known once completed.

The exact dimensions of Ms Le Pen's victory will only be known after the second round, on 13 December.

"By raising the standard of proof from probability to 'appreciable effect' a complainant needs to have information which will usually only be known to the dominant company.

But after a spellbinding two hours spent in the company of Martins' beautiful film, starring Nuno Lopes and Mariana Nunes, São Jorge will hereafter only be known as a masterpiece, to yours truly.

From this perspective, teachers will only be able to know the reference framework of their students by making them acknowledge it when faced with questions that require complex explanations.

Note that antibiotics will only be prescribed if a bacteria is known to be the cause behind your diarrhea.

Now, it will only be those users you know, or at least said that you know and want to follow.