Sentence examples for but also soon from inspiring English sources

Those words were roundly condemned, but also soon forgotten.

We see them crushed by the seemingly immovable weight of their society, but also soon to assume responsibility for the disastrous decisions of their forebears.

But the claim could be that this is the leading edge of a set of trends for software, but also, soon, for hardware.

Thus, Nürnberg, at this time the most powerful and lively town in Germany, not only traded in copper, bronze, and brass but also soon allowed its bronze casters and metalworkers to develop a flourishing industry.

These include not only those that have markers for dread diseases, but also soon genes responsible for other human traits: not just sex, height or skin color but even intelligence, temperament or sexual orientation.

During a sojourn in Paris in the early 1970s, he said, he sought out the poet, who not only bought him dinner but also soon afterward gave him use of the guest room in his apartment, which Mr. Dupin and his wife, Christine, often lent to struggling writers, political refugees and others.

He died too soon, for his wife, his children, his friends and, of course, his readers; but also too soon to celebrate this "Quebec Fall," which follows the "Quebec Spring" presented in France two years ago.

But corruption also soon surfaced: in 1996, the minister overseeing the telecom field was charged with accepting bribes.

But it also soon became apparent that the boat's scaled-down engine and generous supply of inflated fenders hanging from the sides made us nearly indestructible.

But we also soon found out that the mailman was leaving at 3 00, and it was 2 30 and we had not printed the labels out, or finished stuffing the envelopes!

Not only would Nalebuff (an author, game theory guru, and the cofounder of Honest Tea) become a professor of management at Yale, but he also soon recruited Levin as a research assistant.