Example sentences of "will [verb] [prep] just " in BNC.

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1 Snow is a good insulator , and the temperature inside a snow cave will remain at just above freezing , regardless of the temperature outside .
2 Whether or not a notional syllabus will help to promote a communicative competence will depend on just how it is used , how grammatical and situational factors are taken into account in the manner of its implementation .
3 A product 's quality or degree of innovation is never a guarantee of success and a lot will depend on just how hefty these forthcoming Japanese backers turn out to be .
4 A product 's quality or degree of innovation is never a guarantee of success and a lot will depend on just how hefty these forthcoming Japanese backers turn out to be .
5 The consequences of successive devaluations of the ‘ green ’ pound were also referred to by Mr Ramsay , who said ‘ With the compensation calculated at 80p per ecu as it was last September a high-yielding arable farm of 1,000 acres would have been over £48,000 worse off between 1993 and 1995 but now , with the rate at 98p per ecu that same farm 's cross margin will drop by just under £2,000 .
6 From September 1988 , particularly through the inclusion of planning studies , it will move to just above half ( Figure 2.1 ) .
7 ‘ But we will have to just wait and see . ’
8 He says he can guarantee a student will pass after just 3 weeks cramming .
9 Such is his make-up that he will come for just about any centre because he believes he can reach the ball .
10 He knows that most of that money will come from just three member states , Britain , France and Germany .
11 This directory will start at just under 3500 blocks , and grow as you use the process .
12 The International Atomic Energy Agency estimates that total world nuclear electricity generation will increase from just below 1900 TW h at the beginning of 1990 to around 3000 TW h by the year 2000 .
13 The saloon , which only has two doors and is not sold in Germany , will account for just a tiny fraction of the 37,000 cars Volkswagen intends to export to Britain during 1991 .
14 During that time these countries ' share of world energy consumption will rise from just over one-fifth to almost one-third of total consumption .
15 As a result , they say the health service must quickly adjust to big shifts in demand among specialities : while general surgery patients will rise by just 4 per cent between 1986-95 , those in geriatric medicine will increase by 35 per cent , and those in urology by 42 per cent .
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