Sentence examples for so soon if from inspiring English sources

"I'd never have been given such responsibility so soon if I'd started a career in social work the conventional route," she says.

DECEPTION Many major frauds of the last year would not have been uncovered so soon if the credit bubble had not burst and forced investors to sell assets.

"If Rabbi Mandelbaum had become chancellor, women rabbis would not have come into being so soon, if at all," Rabbi Kogen said.

The European Parliament, which has not yet authorised IAS 39 and its sister standard IAS 32, which deals with insurance accounting, must do so soon if European companies are to implement the new rules by January.

Taxpayers — many of whom probably never imagined that banks would return their bailout money so soon, if ever —stand to make several billion dollars from their investment in the 10 banks.

He was quickly picked up by Buffalo after flaming out with the Jets, but it will be tough to find another head coaching job so soon if the Bills also kick him to the curb.

And if so, soon all of America will be like that.

And on "Anyway" she sounds petulant but is really deflated, singing, "I knew that someday you'd be leaving/Just didn't know it'd be so soon" with punch, as if trying to push air out through each syllable.

Scott heard that soon after the Iraqi leader gassed Iraqi Kurds in Halabja in 1988, an official in the private office of the then foreign secretary Geoffrey Howe wrote: "It could look very cynical if, so soon after expressing outrage over the Iraqi treatment of the Kurds, we adopt a more flexible approach to arms sales".

The Scott arms-to-Iraq inquiry heard that soon after Saddam Hussein gassed Iraqi Kurds in Halabja in 1988, a senior Foreign Office official wrote: "It could look very cynical if, so soon after expressing outrage over the Iraqi treatment of the Kurds, we adopt a more flexible approach to arms sales".

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