Sentence examples for that will sooner from inspiring English sources

But Jay felt that France, like a "broken reed, that will sooner or later pierce our hands", was not to be trusted.

Schmid now finds himself caught up in the spiral that so few coaches manage to escape; the one that will sooner or later result in his dismissal.

I believe that in order to remain a member of the EU, Britain needs the distinction between the eurozone and those outside it to be formalised by treaty, so that member states that have chosen to keep their own currencies are not dragged into the fiscal harmonisation that will sooner or later accompany monetary harmonisation.

And I sense a fundamental tension that will sooner or later explode – between London's place in the same swath of the world economy as New York and Shanghai, and the fact that even its most elevated corners are part of the same country as Leith, Skegness and Pontypridd.

But a mobile-first strategy will put startups and established companies alike – including news organizations – under the thumb of an industry that will, sooner than later, be extracting tribute from every company that wants to do business on the mobile internet.

This notion of "dual use" research is an important one for the community, and one that will sooner or later become critical.

"Hopefully that will be sooner than later".

One launch that will happen sooner, according to our insider, is Indonesia, the Southeast Asian country with a population of more than 250 million and fast growing smartphone sales.

These kind of expenses are  not emergencies, they are events that will happen sooner or later, and that you should plan for.

Be thorough, since spiders may have laid eggs in their webs that will hatch sooner or later.

"Hopefully that'll be sooner rather than later".