Sentence examples for experts soon from inspiring English sources

Legal experts soon assured Steele that the criminal referral was merely a political stunt.

The experts soon concluded that the technical information Mr. Schmidt presented was yet another smoke screen — the latest in a series of maneuvers by the automaker to hide its misdeeds.

Experts soon worried that the threefold pressures of rising life expectancy, expensive new technologies and spiralling expectations might sink the NHS; patients now lust for perfection and immortality, and find exotic ways to achieve them on the internet.In this section Collateral damage Throwing in the keys Keyhole operation Sharing the wealth A hard pounding for Mr Brown?

A study of the Libyan hospital in question by European health experts soon after the outbreak suggested that its real cause was widespread unsanitary practices at the hospital.

A rare goose-beaked whale that repeatedly beached on a Norwegian shore was so ill that it had to be euthanized — and experts soon found out why.

Experts soon realised that just one such species exists, although there has been debate about whether this should be named P. catodon or P. macrocephalus, two of the names used by Linnaeus.

A Van Gogh was lost to view for more than a century because its purchaser, a Norwegian industrialist, was told by a French expert soon after he bought it in 1908 that it was a fake and, stung, he banished it to the loft.

Oxford: The Expert Soon after the stele was discovered, Dr. Jaromir Malek, director of the Griffith Institute of the Ashmolean Museum at Oxford University, received a photograph of it in the mail, along with a note from a man named Kim Pegler, who identified himself as a lawyer.

(A separate team of environmental experts will soon test villages for pesticide and toxin residues).

Officials said that a task force of experts would soon address these issues.

Haitians and public health experts elsewhere soon suspected that U.N. peacekeepers had contaminated the river.