Sentence examples for all that soon from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "all that soon" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something will happen sooner than expected or anticipated.
Example: "I didn't think the project would be completed all that soon, but the team worked efficiently."
Alternatives: "sooner than expected" or "before long".

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Goodell, however, managed some kind words for the replacements, and hinted that the referees' contract might not be resolved all that soon.

He might not even be divorced all that soon.

Chances are, after all, that soon the seas really will rise.

"Soon enough" didn't arrive all that soon, but it looks to be arriving now.

Despite some progress on the technology, they are not coming all that soon.

The last word goes to Dan McBride: McBride: The belief surrounding the smaller competitors dying off quickly is widespread, but I don't think it's going to happen all that soon.

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But war would soon change all that.

The International Contemporary Furniture Fair, which ended Tuesday at the Javits Convention Center and at furniture galleries around town, may soon change all that.

There is no doubt, says Mr Davis, that soon all cars will be connected cars.

"I am really hopeful in the interest of our party and our city that soon we all come together.

Of course, all that changed soon enough.

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