Sentence examples for actually imminent from inspiring English sources

For one thing, Ms. Couric and her bosses say her departure was never actually imminent, despite reports to the contrary.

They completely ignore the obvious fact that our energy needs continue to rise — and that the threat that's actually imminent is that we won't have enough conventional power plants to keep the country's lights on.

The big Apple event on Wednesday came with not one, but two updates to iOS, but unfortunately only 4.1 is actually imminent.

Although we talk about deadlines as motivating action, it's actually imminent and clear crises that do the trick, he says.

Compared to the exclusives that are actually imminent for PS4, the Wii U's 2015 line-up is actually pretty awesome and the muted response to Nintendo's E3 Digital Event probably has much to do with us already knowing about said awesomeness.

This time, though, change actually seems imminent.

Mr Leon protests that the government does not cite a single instance in which analysis of metadata "actually stopped an imminent attack".

"The government does not cite a single case in which analysis of the NSA's bulk metadata collection actually stopped an imminent terrorist attack," he wrote.

The industrious reader can find signs as to what this mysterious and imminent product actually is.

So with Nato largely looking eastwards towards the perceived threat from a resurgent Russia, is the more imminent danger actually creeping up from the south - a tide of instability bringing with it a massive wave of refugees; an unbridled source of arms; and the potential for the infiltration of jihadist extremists on to Europe's shores?

Now the profitable commercial service can continue on its merry way while the money-losing public service is forced to resort to the kind of cuts which predict -- if they don't actually cause -- an imminent visit to the scrapheap (or bathtub).