Sentence examples for will soon be reflected from inspiring English sources
To Thomas, the message was simple: "If something is priced accurately, its value will soon be reflected in every area of the economy".
Much of the billions of dollars in damage done to homes, farms, buildings and businesses will soon be reflected in insurance claims, hammering an insurance industry that was already having a tough time because of the sour securities markets this year.
Because the Council's 51 districts will soon be redrawn to reflect population changes, as is done every 10 years, the current term for the entire Council ends December 2003, meaning that the 38 first-term members will face re-election after only two years rather than the usual four.
The serving size for ice cream, soda, and other favorites will soon be increasing to reflect our changing eating habits.
Only 40% of this year's $1.3bn£1bnbn) UN appeal has been funded so far, a figure that will soon be revised upward to reflect additional needs arising from the recent surge in violence in the southern Equatoria and the Western Bahr el Ghazal regions.
As Russ Feingold, the former Democratic senator, once remarked to me: At the rate that polarization is proceeding, partisans will soon be demanding that consumer products reflect their politics: "We're going to have Republican and Democrat toothpaste".
Khan intends to change the London Plan and, in the meantime, will soon be publishing supplementary planning guidance reflecting how he will seek to pursue his goals in the context of a document that currently enshrines Johnson's.
It will soon be available.
