Sentence examples for because they were soon from inspiring English sources

Moreover, because they were soon established in Europe as well, they became international organizations.

The system is overseen by Danny Bogaerts, a communications manager who was told when he joined the company in 1975 not to learn about telexes because they were soon going to be obsolete.

And when they do legislate, most simply parrot whatever is prevailing public opinion at the time because they are soon to face election.

But, because it was peak hunting season, they were soon called back to their regular patrols.

Clinical trials on hypothermia were first started in the 1960s [ 3, 4] but they were soon discontinued because of adverse effects and unclear benefits.

Thus, the ambiguous text "When you chat to people at a party they are soon chuckling, because you are so," will be followed by the fragment W_T_Y (yielding WITTY as opposed to 'silly'silly

But other owners want a deal soon, because they are so troubled by the damage they believe is being done to the game by the botched calls.

Because they are so pricey, they will not soon transform the business.

Recently, when he found new, lesser-known golf balls discounted to $7 a dozen, perhaps because they were a model soon to be discontinued, he bought 10 boxes.

You know, my patients were people who'd been told "to get their affairs in order" because they were going die soon.

When TechCrunch reporter Anthony Ha visited, Newcomb pointed to some desks that seemed adequate, but insisted they would be replaced soon because they weren't the right kind of wood.