Sentence examples for concerned soon from inspiring English sources

England will be delighted their captain, Andrew Strauss, made a pugnacious half-century at Cardiff, but Australia will begin to be concerned soon that their captain, Ricky Ponting, looks to be a shade off the pace.

He is concerned that soon "citizens and their democratic institutions will enjoy no discretion over the pace and pattern of change of their communities".

The Council shall provide notice of a waiver or modification under this subsection to the nonbank financial company concerned as soon as practicable, but not later than 24 hours after the waiver or modification is granted.

One can only hope that everybody concerned will soon be far too aggrieved by the Royal Blues' poor performances to care about the infidel song, because a fully-fledged "fatwa on Schalke" (taz) would pose organisational problems.

The age of free digital entertainment, at least as far as Sony is concerned, will soon come to an end.

The principal is concerned that soon there will be no more pupils left in the school.

The stock collapsed along with other technology concerns soon thereafter.

The bloody names kept flowing in Vietnam, but public relations concerns soon stemmed the tide.

Autonomy for lethal military robots remains a serious concern, soon to be discussed at the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons in Geneva.

With the advent of soil science laboratories, the dominant concern soon became measurement of static properties relating to tilth and stability of structure: aggregate-size distribution, porosity, grain-size distribution, stability of aggregates, shape, and size of aggregates.

But another concern soon arose: the monorail system for the "super sacks" that contained the raw ingredients had been shedding pieces of metal into the product, according to a person briefed on the matter.