Sentence examples for absolutely imminent from inspiring English sources

As Lawrence H. Summers, who heads the White House's National Economic Council, said in a speech last week, the ability of great nations "to mobilize to solve problems before they are absolutely imminent crises is what determines their longevity".

It doesn't mean that an IPO is absolutely imminent — the company could go public as early as March, as previously reported — but it does mean that the company is going through the motions to get out there.

"There's absolutely nothing imminent, and obviously that is a concern, of course it is," said Madejski.

But the antiterror police agent said, "The threat was not imminent, absolutely not".

"I would hate to be in that situation myself," the former trainer said, "but the bottom line is if a police officer believes that his death or the death of a civilian is imminent, he is absolutely justified in utilizing deadly force".

Responding to Republican attacks on reflation, Mr. Fisher said, there is "absolutely no escape from our present imminent danger except through reflation".

For families without the protection of health insurance, the devastating combination of serious illness and imminent financial ruin can be absolutely mind-numbing, stunning in its tragic intensity.

But there is absolutely no justification to consider Iraq as an imminent threat that would justify a pre-emptive strike - which in any case is against international law.

The stockpile makes sense as a preparedness measure, even though there is absolutely no information in hand that suggests a smallpox attack is imminent or likely.

Godley has little faith in predictions of an imminent recovery, or in the conventional forecasting models that generate them, which he describes as "absolutely useless".

Explaining why he opened fire, Long said: "I was absolutely convinced he had ducked down, he had picked up a firearm, probably a fully automatic firearm, and posed an imminent threat to my colleagues".