The phrase "all the imminent" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "We must prepare for all the imminent challenges that lie ahead."
Alternatives: "all the upcoming" or "all the impending".
Radiation-mutated monsters and invasions from space seen through the paranoid lens of communism all postulated the imminent demise of mankind.
Iran will "weather the storm," Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi said on Thursday, adding that he was "not concerned at all" about the imminent ban on its oil by the European Union.
All predicting the imminent collapse of Tesla.
They're all expecting the imminent appearance of such 'terrorists' as Aliyev at home," Ali Charinksy of the For the Rights of Muslims rights organization, told VICE News.
It's a brief glimpse at an idealistic impression of the American Dream – perfect beyond perfect, filled with floating robots carrying out household chores and children playing in the street, all under the imminent threat of nuclear war.
Instead of spending weeks buying supplies, packing the family "truckster" and trying to plan for all of the imminent dangers that nature can surprise you with, why not wake up and step outside of your private luxury yurt and enjoy the peaceful serenity, fresh air and striking natural scenery as it was meant to be experienced?
As everyone knows now -- except for the 22percentt, according to a recent Harris poll, who still believe that Saddam helped plan 9/11 -- it's the truthiness of all those imminent mushroom clouds that sold the invasion of Iraq.
Surely the pre-20s are all about avoiding the imminent life of constant scrutiny, stress and striving that's yet to come?
With little real progress on national reconciliation some observers feel that the Iraqi civil war has yet to be fought, with all sides awaiting the imminent American departure.
