Sentence examples for will supposedly have from inspiring English sources

The finished car will supposedly have a 0-to-60 m.p.h.

Ninety per cent of the population, for instance, will supposedly have access to health insurance by 2011.

Republicans will supposedly have an incentive to make concessions the next time around, because defense spending will be among the areas cut.

Meanwhile, the tax cut will cost the Treasury at least $2 trillion after 2004 -- that is, after the economy will supposedly have recovered.

There will be no tax to be paid on the loan – after all, it's not income, it's a loan and will supposedly have to be repaid one day.

They usually centre around the overblown reaction the story will supposedly have on you – all 'restore your faith in humanity' and 'stay with you every minute of the day' – or else harness the curiosity gap, providing next to no information in the headline so you have to click through to find the unbelievable, mind-altering, self-defenestration-worthy story.

Lotusflow3r.com has a seventy-seven dollar annual subscription fee, and will supposedly make all kinds of archival content available.

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In the United States, we supposedly have low borrowing costs despite our budget deficit — and if we don't implement Bowles-Simpson immediathey, the bond vigilantes will attack.

"They supposedly have less nicotine," he said.

These supposedly have different kinetic properties.