Sentence examples for means soon from inspiring English sources
That means soon Allergan will pay Ireland's 12.5 per cent of corporation tax instead of the 35 per cent that it would have to pay in the US.
If they eat their dozen or so square meals a day, they'll be gaining two pounds every twenty-four hours, which means soon enough the grass will be chomped down and the cattle will be bulked up.
(We hope to find out more about what that means soon).
That means soon there will be even more apps feeding user behaviors into Facebook's content feeds and ad targeting engine.
It needs to be stressed, however, that initial attempts to "crack" the DNA code by purely cryptographic means soon ran into a dead end.
Furthermore, we hope "soon" actually means "soon" – if you're not willing to drop $40 bucks for something like The Missing Sync, booting up Windows every time you want to sync gets old fast.
For now this means soon-to-be localised webservices with support teams for Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
Perhaps immediately meant soon.
Because, you see, finite can mean soon.
