Sentence examples for would not finally from inspiring English sources

Were it not so, libertarian freedom would be destroyed: our decisions and actions would not finally be up to us, but would instead be manipulated by God (Plantinga 1974, 41 42; Flint 1998, 84 90).

They would not finally visit Australia and New Zealand until 1954.

The surgeons and barbers had been a single profession since 1540 and would not finally separate until 1745, when the surgeons broke away to form the Company of Surgeons.

Of these 310 patients, 115 patients (37%) would not finally be diagnosed with AUC according to urine culture at standard thresholds and 60 (19%) at reduced thresholds.

It treated, as Eakin and Mykhalovskiy [ 16] suggest, the question as a compass rather than an anchor, and as something that would not finally be settled until the end of the review.

But customer Michael Malone said he was "leaning to yes", though he wouldn't finally make his mind up until he entered the booth and had the pencil in his hand.

The White House welcomed the Senate deal but cautioned that the battle would not be finally over until House lawmakers voted in favour of it.

But Mr Cameron has been privately warned by senior European officials that such a "messy package" of reforms would not be finally ratified in a new EU treaty until "around 2020" – when he is no longer prime minister.

Would not it finally make sense for government money to be available, not only to build the housing that's needed, but also to train local unemployed people in the building trades so they could be part of this effort?

The building had been started in 1628 by William Wallace, and would not be finally completed until 1700; Mylne rebuilt one or two of the towers in 1648.

Further plans to attack Ostend came to nothing during the summer of 1918, and the threat from Bruges would not be finally stopped until the last days of the war, when the town was liberated by Allied land forces.