Sentence examples for soon made clear from inspiring English sources

Originally revealed as the T-Mobile G-Slate, it was soon made clear that it was an LG-made tablet, and that they would be putting out their own self-branded version.

Events soon made clear the seriousness of the problems Sherman faced.

But, as his defeat on Social Security soon made clear, Bush had no mandate.

That left immigrants from Asian nations in the lurch — deliberately, as Congress soon made clear.

But his successors soon made clear that they would not abide by that promise.

By which, he soon made clear, he meant the most maligned class of men.

Mr. Fassbender's disturbingly intense interpretation of the role soon makes clear that Brandon's obsession is a compulsion rather than a source of enjoyment.

He soon makes clear his desire for "a poor church", eschewing papal luxuries and refocusing debate on the marginalised in society.

He said the agency was in the midst of changing its device approval process, was clarifying how differences within the agency should be resolved, would will soon make clear how parties outside the agency could appeal its decisions.

But as the voice-over narration -- split among a European filmmaker, her Indian guide and an exiled friend -- soon makes clear, this is not a documentary but a fictional meditation on the delicate political and epistemological issues that shadow any attempt to capture the truth.

This time, the virus has been isolated, Breiman says, and CDC studies should soon make clear whether it's Nipah or a close relative.