Sentence examples for will still be off from inspiring English sources

Though OAG data show that capacity for the holiday will still be off 13.5percentt compared with the period in 2000, airports are becoming more crowded.

But even if companies meet this projection, sales will still be off 11 percent from the spring of 2008, before the economy felt the brunt of the financial crisis.

You also can't bring your weed onto federal land, which means national parks and other property owned by the feds will still be off limits.

If you don't want to blow dry your hair, instead clip your hair off your face as it dries naturally, so that it will still be off your face when it drys.

You'll probably still be off in book world, feeling naturally quieter and more introverted.

Families will still be better off under Labor".

Derek Jeter, who had started 155 straight playoff games at shortstop, will still be leading off but as the designated hitter.

Even with the aid that is being proposed, the industry will still be worse off than it was before Sept. 11, said David Neeleman, the chief executive of JetBlue Airways.

"It could be as much as £200bn," he said, "a debt our children and grandchildren will still be paying off in a generation's time.

As the average age of a buyer rises and the mortgage term is stretched, it means many will still be paying off the debt into retirement, said Halifax.

Then companies like Compaq may see their sales fall, while companies such as Exxon Mobil will still be writing off investments they made in previous years.