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We shall indeed vs We will indeed

Both 'we shall indeed' and 'we will indeed' are correct phrases in English. The choice between 'shall' and 'will' depends on the formality of the context. 'Shall' is considered more formal and traditional, while 'will' is more commonly used in everyday language.

Last updated: March 24, 2024 • 8509 views

We shall indeed

This phrase is correct and can be used in formal contexts.

Use 'we shall indeed' in formal or traditional contexts to express a strong affirmation or agreement.

Examples:

  • We shall indeed overcome this challenge.
  • We shall indeed meet again soon.
  • We shall indeed look into this matter in order to find a favourable solution.
  • We shall indeed do what he proposes, and what the Commission is also intending to do.
  • Perhaps all the interested parties will cooperate and we shall indeed get a result.
  • Mr Gawronski, we shall indeed investigate the content of that meeting.
  • I trust, Mr President, that we shall indeed be able to do so.
  • The resolution contains very many positive elements, and I hope that we shall indeed lend force to them with action, but I just wanted to emphasise one aspect.
  • Over coming years, we shall indeed see these huge multinationals trying to gain absolute control of the EU market by ousting smaller producers, and this is honestly where we need to pay attention.
  • Commissioner Marín, we shall indeed have to ask the IOC.
  • We shall examine this matter and if there is any such issue we shall indeed see what we can do.
  • We must take advantage of it, and, in Amsterdam, the Member States can make a real effort here or we shall indeed be moving towards interesting, that is to say critical times when a wealth of decisions will have to be taken.
  • What I would like to do is to set it in the wider context, as indeed we shall try to do as effectively as we can in the Green Paper that I have announced to you.
  • When we undertake the first revision of the guidelines over the next three years - indeed we shall be reporting in three years' time - I am certain that the lessons from this initial experience will offer valuable instruction.
  • We do not need a lucky penny With many, many, many, many, Papagenos, Papagenas we shall befortunate indeed
  • Along with the honourable Member, I admit that we might be able to improve the way they operate, and I shall indeed make every effort to achieve this.
  • The princess shall indeed grow in grace and beauty, beloved by all who meet her.
  • I shall indeed enquire into the matter and report back to you, Mr Bradbourn.
  • Mr President it is later than any of us thought it would be when we were planning for this session so I shall be very brief indeed.
  • Ladies and gentlemen, I shall be very brief indeed, because it is already five past midnight and I feel we must adhere very strictly to regulations such as the working time directive, and others in force in the EU.
  • And if I grow to be half the man that you are, Clara Oswald, I shall be happy indeed.
  • Indeed I shall say no such thing.

Alternatives:

  • we will indeed
  • we definitely will
  • we certainly will
  • we are going to indeed
  • we are certainly going to

We will indeed

This phrase is correct and is commonly used in everyday language.

Use 'we will indeed' in informal or everyday contexts to express a strong affirmation or agreement.

Examples:

  • We will indeed support you in this endeavor.
  • We will indeed be there on time.
  • We will indeed reach a compromise, but one of the most important preconditions for it is the agreement of the Council.
  • We will indeed leave a terrible inheritance to our children if we do not ensure that the current situation changes.
  • We will indeed see whether Russia allows its neighbours to pay the same prices as it charges at home; this will make for exciting debates in the future.
  • We will indeed check that, Mr Papakyriazis, and if, as you say, this was not done, we will insert your explanation of vote in writing.
  • We will indeed need a resolution when the President-elect, Mr Medvedev, is in office; it remains to be seen what his first steps will be and the role that Vladimir Putin will give himself under the new President.
  • This fear is unfounded, as we will indeed see.
  • I am on tenterhooks to see what happens next, and whether we will indeed be able to come to an agreement following first reading.
  • To date, our three institutions have managed to achieve that, and we will indeed need to continue in the same manner at the next stage.
  • At that point, we will indeed see whether as many states as possible support this initiative.
  • In summary, we will indeed be able to come up with a legislative proposal on the applicable law on the subject.
  • But I hope that we will indeed be able to make it.
  • As I said to Mr Fox and Mrs Băsescu, we will indeed also return to the matter of structured products.
  • I ask those who are impatient to be patient a little while longer - until June - but we will indeed reach the goal that we have outlined.
  • Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, I note that there is still a great need for discussion and we will indeed continue with it in the next parliamentary term.
  • As far as ground handling services are concerned, we will indeed have to wait for a new evaluation by the Commission in which all Member States are included.
  • So even today I would like to demand from this body - and we will indeed provisionally resolve all this tomorrow in the plenary session - that the subject of Basel II is also taken seriously.
  • This takes time, it must be speeded up and it is only with these efforts that we will indeed arrive in Europe at having unemployment rates as low as those which exist in the United States.
  • We are quite confident that we shall really achieve something and that - to pick up on what Mr Schmidt said - we will indeed have an umbrella, should we need one.
  • If we do manage to build a Europe where the citizens understand that they certainly have a strong culture but that their neighbours do as well, then we will indeed have succeeded.
  • One should consider whether, by exporting surplus mercury to third, notably developing, countries, which are the main mercury consumers, we will indeed dispose of mercury.

Alternatives:

  • we shall indeed
  • we definitely will
  • we certainly will
  • we are going to indeed
  • we are certainly going to

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