Sentence examples for soon means from inspiring English sources

RG: I don't know what soon means, but I would say by June.

Ultimately, that includes attachment to doctrines, but discarding them too soon means that pre-existing beliefs and prevailing opinion go unchallenged.

"Think counterintuitive" is one, although that soon means going beyond the counterintuitive – finding ways to "reverse the polarity of losses", or continue to make money even when things fail.

Madrid fans will be hoping "very soon" means immediately, because the club's season could be defined in the next six days as they face fourth-placed Valencia in La Liga on Saturday before hosting Juve in the return leg of their European semi-final next Wednesday.

"It" is the proposed XM-Sirius merger, while "soon" means whatever you want it to mean.

To a customer, "soon" means next week; to a carrier, "soon" means "as soon as we're done testing, patching, re-testing, re-patching, and then certifying the update for distribution".

History, or legend, has it that their immediate popularity soon meant that demand outweighed production.

Whatever I've achieved, whatever I've worked for, might soon mean nothing.

Technology will soon mean that the EU can track visitors in and out of their 27-strong block.

The pieces of paper, with their official-looking stamps, soon meant the difference between life and death.

A result is a flurry of blueprints that should soon mean lots of new shopping options for residents of Queens.