Sentence examples for soon measure from inspiring English sources

After taking note of the snow still high in the mountains and the glaciers abutting the ocean not far from the forests we would soon measure, I added a few more layers of wool to my load in Juneau to ferry over to the little town of Gustavus, our beginning point for the outer coast.

The CDC has measured or will soon measure biomarkers of exposure to 23 of these in the general U.S. population.

But these societies need to find very soon measures that reduce the rate of national aging.

The Coster-Mullens were soon measuring weapons casings around the country, including at the Wright-Patterson base, in Ohio; the West Point Museum, in the Hudson Valley; and the Smithsonian, in Washington, D.C.

It's too soon to measure any impact.

It is too soon to measure the impact of Hubbard's work on hospital admission figures.

It is too soon to measure the public demand for the NPR wines, Mr. Stern said.

But the Suffolk district attorney, Thomas J. Spota, said it was too soon to measure their success.

Although a driving force behind the vaccine recommendations is the prevention of cancer, it is too soon to measure an impact there.

Many of the nurseries were set up only in 2002, and they take about three years to get going, so it is too soon to measure their effect.

It's still too soon to measure the deterrent effect of the latest wave of cases, but it's surely substantial.