Sentence examples for soon if only from inspiring English sources
Imposing them on others is another, quite nasty matter, and Kevin, the bad, blackmailing policeman, will soon — if only in the interest of "narrative tidiness" — be finding that out.
These guys know what a picture editor wants, I suppose... My rubbish pictures will be on the site soon, if only so you can appreciate the professionalism of the guys who do this day in day out.
If you have not already surrendered and bought your first computer, you may want to soon, if only to get the people who already have computers off your back.
The transition would be easier if women were permitted to drive (the 2011 decree failed to address that issue), but that is bound to come, too — if not this year, then soon, if only because growing ranks of employed women will build pressure for it.
The Palestinians assume this means the establishment of new borders that would leave a future Palestinian state with less than half the West Bank and perhaps not all of Gaza.This is unlikely to happen anytime soon, if only because of a revived American interest in the road map.
Britain's new majority Conservative government would probably not be all that unhappy to see the Bank start to raise interest rates fairly soon, if only as insurance against the possibility of inflationary pressure that might require tougher action later in the parliament, when dearer borrowing costs become more politically sensitive.
The cost of keeping up may soon rise, if only slightly.
A military man at heart, the general wants to go to Baghdad soon, even if only to the international airport, one of his people said.
But at least it is clear where the smart money is going.Bankers wanted, Mandarin usefulThe extraordinary pace of deals should continue for a bit longer but the nature of the offerings will soon change, if only because the largest companies, such as the state-owned banks, will have been sold.
No, the one-off Renault Twizy F1 will not be scorching the world's urban cores any time soon, but if only it could.
As much as I dream of it, the subway to the sea is still years away, while a BRT on the 405 or Sepulveda could happen genuinely soon if we only had the political will and the cohones to play hardball with Caltrans and those who foolishly think bigger freeways are our traffic salvation.
