Sentence examples for soon be declared from inspiring English sources
She would soon be declared dead.
Gay men are being deterred from applying to seminaries and may soon be declared unfit for the priesthood, even though they commit to celibacy.
TOKYO — Broad areas around the stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant could soon be declared uninhabitable, perhaps for decades, after a government survey found radioactive contamination that far exceeded safe levels, several major media outlets said Monday.
But, unlike in West Africa, the last known case occurred around three weeks ago and the outbreak will likely soon be declared fully contained by the World Health Organisation.
Carol Kiecker appears to have thought that the drug-murder-by-bludgeoning episode involving her daughter would soon be declared a mistake by the Mexican justice system — President Fox had already heard about Cynthia's travails from a few Minnesota congressmen and both senators, thanks to the family's efforts — and that Cynthia and Ulises would then be released.
Carol Kiecker appears to have thought that the drug-murder-by-bludgeoning episode involving her daughter would soon be declared a mistake by the Mexican justice system President Fox had already heard about Cynthia's travails from a few Minnesota congressmen and both senators, thanks to the family's efforts—and that Cynthia and Ulises would then be released.
Ill-judged though its announcement may have been, it's surely too soon to be declared an "atrocity" after just 50 seconds of footage.
Results could be declared soon afterwards, but a lengthy period of negotiations over the formation of the next coalition government may follow.
Results will be declared as soon as they are known by the 382 local counting officers.
The Institute of Medicine created a new class of potential organ donors: living patients with little hope of recovery who could be declared dead soon after life-support removal.
The outbreak is expected to be declared over soon, ending with a total of 29 deaths.
