Sentence examples for may soon use from inspiring English sources

American Standard may soon use software to translate its intranet into the 16 languages spoken by its 61,000 employees.

Harley Davidson may soon use patches of the material in leather jackets to warm bikers' kidneys and shoulders.

But Mr Kato may soon use Nobuteru Ishihara's group to press his own case for being made prime minister.

Instead of getting out their rulers and topographic maps and analyzing each slope for its erosion potential, some workers may soon use software to download digital topographical maps and other data, quickly connecting the information to a computer model.

European lawmakers rejected the global Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (Acta) on Thursday, signalling that the European Parliament may soon use new-found rights to derail an international agreement for the first time.

Some Wall Streeters think that Merrill may soon use Herzog to internalise orders for NYSE-listed shares, shifting lots of trading volume off the floor and badly hurting the exchange.Schwab is a big consumer of NYSE data.

More importantly, companies may soon use public pension fund revenue that they're exposing to increasing risk to rescue failing banks and with FDIC blessing.

Opponents said they were baffled as to why the Mexican companies responsible for the PCBs, mainly the utility company CFE, had not pursued more eco-friendly disposal alternatives, like portable incinerators, which they say are cheaper and have been used in Canada and may soon be used in Vietnam to destroy toxins from the defoliant Agent Orange.

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*I used "partner" there to keep it gender/orientation-neutral, but be aware that, depending on how deep in you are, you may soon be using that word earnestly to describe the other person in your relationship :(. The "spark" is a very nebulous concept. What does it mean? Is it just a thing in Match.com adverts?

Some experts believe that, like aspirin, they may soon be used to treat heart attacks immediately after they occur.