Falling air pressure caused by an imminent storm causes discomfort in birds' ears, so they fly low to alleviate it.
This occurs most clearly where matter comes to be regarded as an attribute of the divine substance, so that God is no longer conceived of as a being distinct from nature but rather as the immutable and eternal imminent cause from which the plenitude of finite shapes in nature pours forth.
A suggestion by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke in May that a slowdown was imminent caused bond yields to jump and credit flows to several debt-prone emerging economies to reverse.
In recent weeks, Major Azimi said, intelligence reports of an imminent attack caused tighter security around the dam.
When the oil price sped to well over $100 as the financial crisis was coming, analysts rationalized the rise with theories of an imminent supply squeeze caused by overwhelming demand from fast-growing Asian economies.
He recognized the moment when a long hiatus in activity might break with quick flurries, the way a run of successes might stiffen the blood and embolden, the way the odds that were chanced could suddenly steepen, and most of all he knew the feeling of an imminent violence: it caused a clamminess to his skin and upset in his tummy.
Shortly after midnight on October 8, optimistic field reports expecting an imminent Egyptian collapse caused Gonen to alter plans for the attack.
However, when a grossly negligent violation or a pattern of repeated violations has caused an imminent hazard of death or injury to individuals, or has caused death or injury, the amount may be not more than $100,000.
In February the Beverly Hills city manager was forecasting that the property downturn would cause an imminent 15% drop in tax revenues.Manhattan and London are clearly affected by the downturn in the financial sector.
The unavoidable fact is that the First Amendment guarantees us the right to express any opinion, including opinions that most of us find repugnant and fundamentally wrong, so long as they don't cause an imminent risk of harm.
