Sentence examples for would not be over from inspiring English sources

The election would not be over, but we might be at the point where Mr. Obama would have to make a substantial error in order to lose.

Once it was clear that the first world war would not be over by Christmas, anxiety started to bubble up about whether the democracies had what it took to defeat the German military machine.

Michael O'Leary, chief executive of the European budget airline, predicted Wednesday that the protracted dispute over its 30 percent stake in Aer Lingus would not be over soon, no matter what the final decision is next month by British regulators, whom he accused of "incompetence".

In his speech on Sunday, Sisi said the investigation would not be over quickly, but promised it would be transparent.

Nonetheless, when it became apparent that the war would not be over quickly, the opinions of Luxembourg Americans changed; on 2 May 1915, the Luxemburger Brotherhood of America's annual convention decided to adopt English as its only official language.

To dismiss the risks because the war would not be "over here," as Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) infamously put it, would be to play a reckless game of international chicken with millions of lives.

YES: The nationalists insist an independent Scotland would not be over-reliant on oil.

This way, China, India and Brazil would not be over-represented in the estimations just because they have large populations.

The average accuracy of contact predictions for all the crystal structures of each domain family was then calculated so that domain families with many crystal structures would not be over-represented.

"You know, he said that he hoped the war wouldn't be over before he got there.

Their war wouldn't be over, life wouldn't be good again until the doors of the C-9A "Nightingale" that had just touched down and that was now slowly taxiing into position, were opened and until those brave men were once again safely in their loving arms.