Sentence examples for won't be fulfilled from inspiring English sources

It was my dream, but Syria is destroyed and that dream won't be fulfilled.

That hope, obviously, was not fulfilled in Roosevelt's time; it probably won't be fulfilled in the lifetime of the present adult generation; and if St. John the Divine deserves its comparison with some of the great cathedrals of Europe, which took centuries to build, the hope may not be fulfilled for a number of generations to come.

Through interviews with 100 leaders of the technology ecosystem and an analysis of venture capital funding for the region, the organization has concluded (with the help of the Boston Consulting Group) that the promise of a regional rival to Northern California's silicon valley won't be fulfilled without the establishment of a geographic hub and a willingness to overcome regional differences.

Some argue the plans won't be truly affordable, and the promise of healthcare reform won't be fulfilled, without the extra assistance.

As such, this news also means the company won't be fulfilling any of its pre-orders, a fact that has, unsurprisingly, pissed off supporters, who have already taken to Facebook in hopes of getting their money back.

"Just remember: You both have to be enthusiastic about it; it won't be fulfilling if your partner just gives you sex without being present or enjoying the experience themselves".

But these hopes haven't been fulfilled.

But there's a chance your second career won't be as fulfilling.

The subjects might not be fulfilling.

According to Hafetz, "He's happy about Obama, but worried he won't be able to fulfill all the promises and expectations".

"Not only won't they be able to pass on their genes, but many feel a loss that they won't be able to fulfill an obligation to their heritage," said Dr. Alan Copperman, a reproductive endocrinologist at Reproductive Medicine Associates of New York.