Sentence examples for it might soon from inspiring English sources
Although Gangi still has 7,000 inhabitants, its leaders fear that it might soon face the same decline as Ostana.
There was a good test of the system's robustness during the summer of 2013, when the Federal Reserve hinted it might soon start reducing its asset purchases.
If the West doesn't get its act together at this very last moment, it might soon face the dire consequences of its own impotence.
THE Indian government has taken several steps over the past month to relax its capital controls, raising hopes that it might soon make the rupee fully convertible.
In fact, it thinks it might soon have to cut its output to offset a seasonal demand slowdown in the spring.
Indications from the Federal Reserve in Washington that it might soon begin tapering down its quantitative easing policy has also unsettled investors, setting off a rout in bonds that has erased tens of billions of dollars of value.
Under Merrill's optimistic scenario, it might soon justify a $30 valuation; under the conservative scenario its price target would be only $10.
It might soon hit the peak of $67.4 trillion reached in the third quarter of 2007.
But it might soon become a common sight: Starbucks has just bought two.
It warned last summer that it might soon run out of money.
