Sentence examples for soon aimed from inspiring English sources

All of this means that floorsweepers may be in high-street shops some time soon, aimed at people who do have to get use public transport.

But the real fury was soon aimed at the central government, accused not just of early decisions that had spread the pollution much more widely than need be, but of having neither the will nor the equipment to prevent the oil reaching land, nor the real complaint to clean up when it did.

And a $10 million marketing campaign is set to kick into high gear soon, aimed at improving upon the Rio's 100% sales growth over the last year.

At 64 years of age, and despite increasing challenges on his Social Democratic Party (SPÖ) from smaller parties, Häupl has no plans to retire anytime soon, aiming in 2015 to try for his fourth re-election.

Outsiders are hoping to fill the gap.Finally, Rosetta Stone will soon take aim at pushy parents' purses by offering software for children.

Boehner told a news conference that the House "will soon take action" aimed at stopping Obama's executive order but gave no details, other than to say this would not put DHS funding at risk.

But he complains that the C.I.A. "failed to see that the Islamic warriors it supported would soon take aim at the United States, and when that understanding came, the agency failed to act".

The price of annexation would be huge, starting with the definitive alienation of western Ukraine; the burden of administering a run down region whose discontents, at present focused on Kiev, could soon be aimed at Moscow; and the further political and economic costs of the rupture with the United States and the EU which would be an inevitable consequence.

The changes, expected soon, are aimed at speeding up the FASB's cumbersome pace which some critics say involves excessive attention to "due process".

Should everything go to plan – and I needn't say that I anticipate it won't – then we will soon be aiming for the US and Canada.

So why not "go death" as soon as aiming at the top of the off-stump becomes that line and length the hitters get under and whack?