in the near future

Soon, quickly. For example, a new car will be needed in the near future. This term is used nearly 1300 for "close to feet". See also at hand, def

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There is no prosperity of the world expected in the near future. This is the anticipated prospect of the next century. In the near future, the world economy will fall into extremely unstable water. One third of world production - Japan, South Korea, Southeast Asia, Russia, Latin America - are in recession. The growth of other economies such as the United States is slowing down. Developing countries will compete with large economies such as the United States, Japan and the European Union. This may shake up the economies of big powers not accustomed to intensifying competition. Larger and more advanced countries will receive better education, acquire more skilled workers and promise more advanced technology, so everything will be equal.

I do not think this will happen in the near future. The amount of wine provided is very limited; people want this to be expanded in the near future. Regional water shortages can cause damage and are expected to cause war in the near future. Conditions may mature in the near future. I hope this will be settled soon. The prudential ratio is heavily influenced by how banks consider liquidity requirements in the near future. Unfortunately, there is currently no vacancy in internship. I can not expect it in the near future. I hope that Vecchi will appear in the near future and will bring many troubles to everyone. I guess you'll definitely aim for near future for a while, but still