Sentence examples for will really stop from inspiring English sources

"My concern is that when Afghanistan ends in 2014, as it is currently projected, they will really stop paying any further attention," he said.

Know that the buck will really stop with you.

British time, M.P.s gave their final approval to the Cooper-Letwin Act, a piece of legislation that its supporters claim will really, truly stop a No Deal Brexit.

Will training really stop this epidemic of police-involved killings, or will it just create better killers?

Will you really stop going to Abercrombie because a delightful and stylish Muslim woman in a colorful hijab is ringing you up? No, of course not.

The holidays may be over but will the spending really stop?

Will the Iranians really stop enriching Uranium through diplomacy rather than economic sanctions?

"If we will have peace, if the violence and the terrorism really stop, it will make the atmosphere inside Israel easier for our population.

And every step you move forward, it means that there's something else that you're sacrificing so the tensions will build and they don't really stop until we get to the last episode.

Of course, retailers will be facing a Dark Age if people really stop shopping.

If that doesn't make you really stop and think about your diet, nothing will.