Sentence examples for may soon pass from inspiring English sources
Carelessness brings few penalties other than a blow to a corporate reputation that may soon pass.
The Immigration and Naturalization Service, unloved and much criticized in its present form, may soon pass into history.
Wall Street lobbyists, the influential power brokers railing against regulation, may soon pass the mantle to more unassuming colleagues: bank compliance officers.
As a Korean-American, I cannot ignore the heart-wrenching stories of family division, especially of those elderly people who may soon pass away without reuniting with their families.
By way of comparison, India's trade with China, another ancestral enemy, may soon pass $100 billion.In this section Europe's Achilles heel Clever steps at the border An opportunity for an opportunist Something to watch over us Crisis?
Encouragingly, the president has refused to extend the term of Turkey's fiercely anti-Islamic chief prosecutor, Vural Savas, and parliament may soon pass a measure, opposed by the generals, that would make the banning of political parties much more difficult.As one observer of the country's politics, Cetin Altan, has put it: "The Turks have missed the 20th century.
A failed drug test or low wonderlic score doesn't always scare off a team from drafting a player, however, if a GM or head coach has to defend their pick in the court of public opinion they may just as soon pass on the player rather than having to explain why they drafted him.
Babe Ruth's home run totals have been matched by the superb Hank Aaron and may soon be passed by the awesome Barry Bonds.
The torch may soon be passed from the aging Mavericks, an N.B.A. finalist in 2006, to the spry Nuggets, a surprise contender in the Western Conference — and from Nowitzki to Carmelo Anthony, who had a career playoff-best 41 points in Game 4. It may happen Wednesday night, when the series returns to Denver.
