Sentence examples for progress that soon from inspiring English sources

"Medical research is making such astounding progress that soon none of us will be well".

Lostprophets had formed in 1997 in Pontypridd, Wales, and their debut album The Fake Sound of Progress, released in November of 2000, had spawned two singles "Shinobi vs. Dragon Ninja" and "The Fake Sound of Progress" that soon became ubiquitous at rock and indie nights.

We're hoping to maybe progress that soon but we can't give a definitive date".

Together, these recent advances represent substantial progress that could soon enable the widespread application of engineered proteases.

One need not accept Dallek's fanciful, if familiar, conclusion — that, had Kennedy lived, he might have pulled the United States out of Vietnam — to think that J.F.K.'s political career was a work in progress that was arrested too soon.

Developments in progress indicate that soon images comparable to photographic images will be obtained from airborne radar.

Judge Sand emphasized that the settlement did not affect the housing portion of the lawsuit, adding that he hoped to see similar progress on that soon.

I wish our state would put some emphasis on adding bike lanes on roads, but then again, this is the same area that refuses to gets its act together on anything mass transit (have my fingers crossed we may make progress on that soon).

Ms. Rice and Mr. Zebari predicted that progress would soon be made on two more crucial benchmarks: a national oil revenue sharing law and an agreement on the contested northern city of Kirkuk.

In 1947 he stepped up to Mateosz of Budapest, maintaining his progress so spectacularly that soon he collected the first of his 86 international caps, but it was after he was signed by Honved, the Hungarian Army club also based in the capital, in 1950, that he developed into a world-class operator.

43, 44, 47 As research in this area progresses, it is hoped that soon investigations will be able to demonstrate that higher cardiorespiratory functioning can be associated with decreases in cancer risk.