Sentence examples for may soon ask from inspiring English sources

Lieutenant-General Lance Smith, America's deputy military commander in the region, said at the weekend that he may soon ask for more troops to be sent.

In response, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon characterized Mr. Arafat as Israel's "bitter enemy" and may soon ask his cabinet to break relations with the authority.

Despite Google's strong earnings, investors may soon ask, Where's the growth?

Insurers know that those who buy felt pads to place under table legs to avoid scratching floors are obsessives who pay their bills on time; clerks may soon not ask if you're just browsing since they'll know your tendency via biometrics; and tracking data can discern your politics and whether you see a psychiatrist or frequent a casino.

And Clippy may soon be asking if you need some help conducting your polls.

We may soon be asking the same questions about Bill Clinton.

It looks as if the voters may soon be asked to give their view on that.

But, if the numbers are accurate, eurozone lenders may soon be asked to send a partial advance to Athens.

Having lost the battle on collective bargaining, they may soon be asked to make more financial sacrifices.

With Netscape losing market share precipitously since then, Mr. Johnston said, Web site developers may soon be asking themselves, "Do I support Netscape at all anymore?" SUSAN STELLIN.

That would be awkward, a spat between tight-head props that may soon be asked to share their every secret as best buddies on the British and Irish Lions tour.