Sentence examples for will though not from inspiring English sources

Still, the sanctions that he does propose will, he hopes, provide a similar stick with which to goad the work-shy into jobs.If the report passes rapidly into law, as Mr Schröder says it will (though not, for the most part, until after the election), all jobless Germans will have to register as unemployed as soon as they get notice of dismissal or risk having their benefits docked.

It will, though, not be judged by the headlines or by the measures or even by the Budget leak* but by whether the next time he stands up the economic news appears to be any better or worse - yet again.

Eventually, as it came, it will go, though not easily.

That's when 11 states and territories will vote (though not California or New York, which are later this time).

Moreover, they will often, though not always, want to make the investment Shariah compliant, which can prove quite challenging.

You must drive your own 4x4 over from Britain and Trailmasters will arrange, though not pay for, your journey.

That gives her high hopes that this seven-month-old shop will thrive, though not for her profit.

Our considerations of physics will generally, though not completely, skirt linguistic disputes.

My theft is but the first of many I'll accomplish — though not of objects.

He will probably be catching Mike Pelfrey, and will participate in — though not run, this time — the scouting meeting.

In exchange, the West will lift - though not immediately - tough sanctions on Iran.