Sentence examples for sooner meaning from inspiring English sources

If not sooner, meaning by summer.

All of this will be designed to help people get a foot on the housing ladder earlier – which may lead to couples starting families sooner, meaning less demand for IVF and, perhaps, fewer stunned parents sitting on benches outside fertility clinics having just been told "expect twins".

Trainees now have to settle on a career specialty training path sooner, meaning that the Senior House Officer (SHO) posts they would have filled in other specialties for several years may remain unfilled.

But with fire season seeming to get longer and more severe each year an impossible-to-ignore consequence of climate change the smoke is likely to come back sooner rather than later, meaning people in the Bay Area can't afford to throw out their air masks.

As we had to fly first thing the next day, we left the party early to take our dog to a kennel – a day sooner than planned, meaning an extra day in kennel fees.

Each foot had only three prominent toes, however, meaning that sooner or later these creatures probably evolved into the theropod dinosaurs, the three-toed, upright-walking beasts that would dominate the planet for the next 150 million years or so until another catastrophic event wiped them out.

Louisiana began finding infected birds much earlier this year than last, meaning there might be human cases sooner than last year.

Permits issued under the EU trading scheme can be banked forward indefinitely meaning they will sooner or later be used to pollute.

"Sooner or later it will stop meaning what it has meant over the last 15 or 20 years and start meaning something else," said Leventon, the textiles appraiser.

With a universally compatible 1.8A output, your devices charge faster, meaning you can stay connected sooner.

Six hours later, the storm accelerated to near 9 mph (15 km/h), meaning that landfall would happen sooner than expected, preventing the time for Beryl to strengthen to a hurricane.