Sentence examples for expected to end soon from inspiring English sources

The strike is not expected to end soon.

The BMW spokesman said exclusive negotiations with Alchemy were expected to end soon.

With Ms. Mayer's honeymoon with Wall Street expected to end soon, investors are eager to see whether she can deliver sustained growth.

The beneficiary of two of the trusts is Francesco Zummo, a Sicilian businessman whose trial in Palermo for aiding and abetting Cosa Nostra is expected to end soon.

Band councillor Terry Richardson said the advisory on the New Brunswick reserve of Pabineau is still in place, but is expected to end soon.

The fate of programs like the federally financed state pools for people who cannot get private insurance that were expected to end as soon as the full law went into effect in 2014, when insurers would be required to cover everyone, is also unclear.

What began as an explosive case of alleged nuclear espionage is expected to end quietly soon when physicist Wen Ho Lee walks free from an Albuquerque, New Mexico, courtroom after 9 months in jail.

97% of climate scientists agree: global warming is not expected to end anytime soon, despite what Breitbart.com recently wrote, which is a prime example of cherry picking, or pulling a single item out of context to build a misleading case.

The layoffs are not expected to end any time soon.

Kovalchuk, by the way, is also expected to end our agonizing wait soon, with his agent reporting he has narrowed the field down to two teams after spurning several lucrative offers, writes Wes Goldstein of CBSSports.com.com

LONDON — Once again, Ireland's banking mess seems to be sending a message that Europe does not want to hear: only by dealing with stricken banks can the Continent expect to end its debt crisis soon.