Sentence examples for an imminent possibility from inspiring English sources

He did, however, stick by his call for revolution, declaring it an "imminent" possibility.

Newspeak may have been a plausible invention in 1948, when totalitarian thought control still seemed an imminent possibility.

It is all very well to talk of discipline and oversight right now, when disaster is still an imminent possibility; but wariness is bound to fade with time.

People who talk about an imminent possibility of war seldom pose this question: What would North Korea's leadership get from unleashing a war that they are likely to lose in weeks, if not days?

And, if a British withdrawal ever became an imminent possibility, the influential banking lobby in the City of London would pull out all the stops to try and make sure this doesn't happen.

What was a dream in the industry a year ago -- consumers paying monthly fees for unlimited music as they do for cable television -- seems more like an imminent possibility now.

"I didn't see any imminent possibility of us living in the same time zone, and I was getting impatient," she said.

And chief executive Tim Fisher warns that insolvency remains a serious and imminent possibility.

It is not a stretch to say 83% might be capable of this were there a real and imminent possibility of them being sent there.

Food preparation in Angie's immaculate kitchen is filmed to suggest the imminent possibility of a gory psychotic episode.

This is a man who faces the imminent possibility of martyrdom.