The phrase "are very soon" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as it lacks a subject and context.
Example: "The results of the experiment are very soon expected to be published."
Alternatives: "will be soon" or "are coming soon".
He said: "We are very soon going to grasp this nettle and there is no reason for Parliament to be in London Londonn will do fine without 650 Members of Parliament running around.
Human children are very soon able to construct new, grammatically acceptable sentences from material they have already encountered; unlike the parrot in human society, they are not limited to mere repetition of utterances.
Increasingly frequent are the opinions that NMs are very soon going to play a crucial role in medicine [23] as well as in a number of industries, including the pharmaceutical industry [24] and food processing [25], as weapons to destroy cancer cells and fight pathogens, as carriers of drugs in organisms or as agents modifying organoleptic parameters of food.
The chances are, very soon, your surgeon will be wearing a pair of Google Glasses Enterprise Edition (or something similar) and the replacement joint will have been 3D printed with embedded sensors in-situ following a 3D scan and X-ray.
However, killing foxes has little effect on the population in an urban area; those that are killed are very soon replaced, either by new cubs during the breeding season or by other foxes moving into the territory of those that were killed.
"I'm not really sure which, if any of these theories is the correct one," Halsey said, "but we are very soon going to have a reality-TV star and guy who's taken several of his businesses into bankruptcy as our president, so I'm not even entirely sure the normal universal scientific laws even apply anymore".
