Example sentences of "will be [adv] [n mass] [prep] " in BNC.

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1 The party 's accumulated deficit — made up roughly half-and-half of overdraft and term-borrowings — will be nearly £10m by the end of this financial year .
2 Fees for the session 1992/93 will be approximately £195 for the day classes and £171 for evening classes payable during the first few weeks of the course .
3 One pond will be approximately 8′ × 6′ × 3′ deep and the other 10′ × 8′ × 3′ deep .
4 The cost of these calendars is significantly less than that obtainable from other sources and will be approximately 8p per calendar .
5 The DSS estimate that the average assessment will be about £40 per week ( compared with £25 now ) and that in about 25 per cent of cases the bill will be payable in full .
6 Customs themselves predict that the introductory costs of meeting the single market requirements will be about £100m to British companies .
7 In a particularly difficult matter which necessitated a partner dealing with it throughout then the rate would be £108 per hour , and in a simple matter which was dealt with by a legal executive or newly qualified solicitor , the rate will be about £75 per hour .
8 If AFRC is unable to sell any of its three redundant research sites it will be about £7 in the red next year , according to its director general , Prof Tom Blundell .
9 The total spending will be around £6000 with about £2500 coming from the Village Association and Tennis Club to be offset by various grants from the sources which the Tennis Club has contacted .
10 The total spending will be around £6000 with about £2500 coming from the Village Association and Tennis Club to be offset by various grants from the sources which the Tennis Club has contacted .
11 Andrea Vecchiotti , the managing director of Otis , a maker of lifts and escalators , which is building a $10m plant in Penang , says that direct labour costs will be only 2% of the cost of producing a lift on the island .
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