Sentence examples for will soon be viewed from inspiring English sources
Like much of the committee's thoughtful output, this report will soon be viewed only by PhD students.
As much as I prefer driving a manual transmission to any type of automatic, it is clear that manual gearboxes will soon be viewed as fossils.
Jonathan Loynes, an economist with Capital Economics, wrote in a research note, "Over all, then, while the plans represent a step forward, we suspect that they will soon be viewed in the same way as every other policy response during this crisis — as too little, too late".
If many organisations celebrate their success on specific issues, claiming for example they are net positive because they work with the homeless, whilst emitting vast amounts of greenhouse gases, these successes and the net positive concept itself will soon be viewed as spurious.
The problems created by the Bush administration will soon be viewed as his problems.
Americans are quickly losing their fear of marriage equality, and states that don't get on board will soon be viewed as backwaters that are more interested in prejudice than prosperity.
But the response, including oddly blustery avowals of confidence by the police in Karachi that Mr. Pearl will soon be freed, is viewed with skepticism by some Pakistani experts who wonder if the confidence is authentic, and if it is, what the reason might be.
It said that "The Pope's Barber,"' which is "in excellent condition," will soon be on view.
More than 200 of Michaux's works are or will soon be on view in Manhattan, half of them in an exemplary exhibition at the Drawing Center in SoHo.
This almost sacred ritual of class, previously experienced only by Cunningham dancers and selected guests, will soon be on view to anyone with an Internet connection and curiosity.
Some of their huge collection of building artifacts will soon be on view at the new Architectural Heritage Center in Portland (which will be opened to museum supporters later this month and to the public in mid-February).
