Sentence examples for soon pinpoint from inspiring English sources

The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he did not want to be seen criticizing other health and food authorities around the world, said high standards of traceability meant that E.U. experts would soon pinpoint the origins of the outbreak.

He did not even say exactly where the twin towers silhouette was, but others soon pinpointed the location, again on Instagram and Twitter.

He soon pinpointed a candidate: Frédéric Cilins, a tanned, gregarious Frenchman, with thinning hair, who lived on the Riviera, near Cannes, but spent a lot of time in Africa.

Taco Bell's president said sales at the food chain have dropped since at least 70 diners at certain East Coast stores became sick with E. coli poisoning, but that it's too soon to pinpoint the extent of the damage.

Officials say it's too soon to pinpoint the exact cause of the tragic explosion at the Upper Big Branch mine in West Virginia that took the lives of 29 miners, but we certainly know enough to identify the root cause.

Soon after Briers' pinpoint chip rebounded off Francis Meli's shoulder, under pressure from Ben Westwood, and fell to Hill who stormed over from five yards out and Hodgson duly converted to make it 10-0 with 10 minutes gone.

But Coppejans's pinpoint groundstrokes soon began to take a toll on Krueger, who seemed unable to keep pace.

In 1946 Spahn returned to professional baseball, and his fluid, high-kick delivery and pinpoint accuracy soon established him as one of the game's leading pitchers.

Writing in essay in the journal Nature, he cited various studies that indicated how scientists may soon be able to pinpoint the feeling of "love" to a biochemical chain of events.

"Usually he's so pinpoint".

Soon it may be able to pinpoint which customers are likely to switch carriers so as to preempt them with discounts and special offers.