Sentence examples for they will sooner from inspiring English sources
Conversely, if you hire people who have trouble fitting in they will sooner or later be tempted to harm your brand or work for your competitors.
Permits issued under the EU trading scheme can be banked forward indefinitely meaning they will sooner or later be used to pollute.
If they miss them they will sooner or later face a choice: either buy up offsetting pollution credits from countries that have cut their emissions (thus sending the carbon price soaring again and spending lots of taxpayers' money).
If topicality, relevance, reportage, social comment, preachy presentism, and sidewalk-smarts - in short, the contemporary American novel in its current, triumphalist form - are novelists' chosen sport, then they will sooner or later be outrun by their own streaking material.
While Islamist parties have seized this opening to initially take power, if they don't satisfy the aspirations of those youths who stormed their brains and then stormed the barricades, they will — sooner or later — get blown away just like the Mubaraks and Qaddafis.
If they have something to say, they will sooner or later find readers; if not, they won't".
They'd sooner eat poison, which is what our man Apicius did.
Was there, we wondered, anything they'd once buried they'd now like to praise, anything they'd once garlanded with roses that, with hindsight, they'd sooner pelt with last week's tomatoes?
Being spiteful, I would brand them all vulgarians, chancers, attention-seekers and narcissists, riding the coat-tails of a great artistic work that they'd sooner eat than actually have to read.
Johnson's approach, in line with government policy and his own ideological convictions, is to give them as little grief as possible in the form of "affordable" demands they'd sooner not meet and that might inhibit their production of as many units as possible.
