Sentence examples for soon to be declared from inspiring English sources

But the Eric Jones who worked in secret at Bletchley Park in the 1940s is soon to be declared a figure of equal importance to Alan Turing.

Ill-judged though its announcement may have been, it's surely too soon to be declared an "atrocity" after just 50 seconds of footage.

But it's a little soon to be declaring victory.

Its impact was felt in Queensland, where a government allied to Mr Abbott's coalition could lose power after a state election on January 31st, the results of which were expected to be declared soon after The Economist went to press.Grumbling about Mr Abbott's leadership has recently extended to his own backbench MPs.

However, a GM salmon could soon be the first GM animal to be declared officially safe to eat in the United States.

The outbreak is expected to be declared over soon, ending with a total of 29 deaths.

It's far to soon for anyone to be declaring "victory" in Iraq.

Gay men are being deterred from applying to seminaries and may soon be declared unfit for the priesthood, even though they commit to celibacy.

Due to the alarming decrease in the ibex population, Victor Emmanuel, soon to be King of Italy, declared the Royal Hunting Reserve of the Gran Paradiso in 1856.

She would soon be declared dead.

But, unlike in West Africa, the last known case occurred around three weeks ago and the outbreak will likely soon be declared fully contained by the World Health Organisation.