Sentence examples for may soon enter from inspiring English sources

That connection may soon enter a new phase.

(Don't look now, but a new, unwelcome phrase may soon enter our cultural vocabulary: "Honey, our TV has a virus").

As sure as "Machiavellian" once meant evil, "dot-com" may soon enter our lexicon as a synonym for fraud.

So the leading-edge market tends to be watched closely for emerging trends, which may soon enter the mainstream.

Product placement, officials say, will help Europe produce better programmes and protect local languages.Besides, governments themselves may soon enter the game.

Immunological testing of these plant virus based antigens has demonstrated great promise for the development of plant virus based subunit vaccines that may soon enter the clinic.

Nevertheless, "British Government in Crisis" is an important critique, and will be required reading for those who will have to shape Britain's institutions in the post-Blair era which we may soon be entering.

UK authorities may soon be entering Second Life as part of a crack down on virtual pedophilia following the above report being shown on Sky News.

In particular, the development of the state and of the human body are parallel to each other, and England may soon be entering into a decline.

The race to develop Ebola vaccines will soon enter a new phase that may bring answers to the most important question: Do they actually work?

Saudi Arabia is publicly mulling a more active role in the fight against IS in Syria, and, having broken the seal on its American and British munitions, may soon choose to enter into other conflicts in the region.