Sentence examples for soon mainly from inspiring English sources

The Fed's twist is scheduled to end soon, mainly because the central bank is running low on the short-term securities that keep the action going.

But with less than three weeks until Oct. 7, a court spokesman said a determination was likely soon, mainly so the dispute could be appealed to the United States Supreme Court if necessary.

"At the end of the day, we hope to prove our model," says Mastalir, who expects to announce more team partnerships soon, mainly in the NHL and NBA.

The cloth industry, which was soon working mainly with English wool and producing high-quality textiles, had its largest centres at Ghent and at Ypres.

Facing competition from television and American films, Mexican movies soon became noted mainly for their cheap production values and reliance on squalid genres: masked wrestlers, singing vaqueros and dumb comedies became staples.

The study is "another nail in the coffin" for Pap smears, which will "soon be of mainly historical interest," said Dr. Paul D. Blumenthal, a professor of gynecology at Stanford medical school who has tested screening techniques in Africa and Asia and was not involved in the study.

Eisenhower urged economy and honesty in government and promised to visit Korea to explore the possibilities for ending the Korean War, which had broken out in 1950 between communist North Korea and pro-Western South Korea and soon involved United Nations (mainly U.S). troops and communist Chinese forces.

One can encounter mitotic figures readily within the embryo proper mainly soon after fertilization.

Apparently they were sent into the 35 degree Celsius greenhouses too soon after chemicals, mainly pesticides, were applied to the flowers.

The show took a beating from television critics as soon as it started, mainly for having an overly complex format.

Apple devices aren't losing ground with bachelors or anyone else, and soon music may exist mainly in the nebulous "cloud".