Sentence examples for will be decided soon from inspiring English sources

The dollar gained against the euro on optimism the presidential election will be decided soon in favor of George W. Bush.

BEN SHPIGEL DECISION ON ANNOUNCERS Jon Miller and Joe Morgan's fates as ESPN's announcers on "Sunday Night Baseball" will be decided soon after the end of the World Series, which they are calling on ESPN Radio.

Whether the use of a gmail account instead of one's official dot-gov account is sufficient to transform otherwise public records -- records that belong to the people -- into the personal property of government officials, will be decided soon by the Third District Court of Appeal.

Another issue that will have to be decided soon is how (or whether) to control the movement of labour from the poorer new members in the east to the richer old ones in the west.If the angst generated at Nice by relatively arcane issues is a guide, the final negotiations may be nightmarish.

As precedent, he cites King Henry II, who let himself be flogged by monks in 1174 after admitting to "royal transgressions". However, if you think Clinton's fate will be decided any time soon, it's worth noting that Congress took a mere 100 years to agree upon the rose as America's official flower.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average was not far behind, as investors bet heavily on an interest rate cut and crossed their fingers that the presidential election soon will be decided.

Soon it will be decided for certain what you are, one thing, a boy or girl.

The really crucial part – the legal backing for laws like this one – will be decided by the US supreme court very soon.

Soon these systems will be deciding who gets health coverage; who gets parole; who gets their preferred schools; who gets fired.

Don't let what's popular dictate your opinions - pretty soon, you'll be deciding what's popular!

Whether this extraordinary scene is fiction or reality will soon be decided thousands of miles from Ghazni in a Manhattan courtroom.