Sentence examples for an imminent problem in from inspiring English sources

"Despite the recent rise, Libor and interest rate swap spreads remain well within normal levels and thus do not suggest to us an imminent problem in the corporate bond market," he wrote.

The rapid emergence of antibiotic resistance is becoming an imminent problem in bone tissue engineering, and therefore biomaterials must be modified to promote the tissue integration before bacterial adhesion.

Global warming is an imminent problem, not a distant one.

That afternoon, congressmen considered letting states go bankrupt.Mr Obama's plan addresses an imminent problem.

We are both 30, so this is not an imminent problem.

So, the implementation of the policy on energy-saving and emission-reduction is an imminent problem to solve.

Now this wasn't an imminent problem until that whole Note 7 debacle took place and Oculus realized the dangers of carrying all one's eggs in a single basket.

It has not gone up, or down, and therefore does not seem to indicate an imminent problem.

Here is the truth: Islamophobia is a real and imminent problem in Canada.

He has a more imminent problem on his hands.

When an apparently distant problem (drugs in the inner city) became an imminent threat (drugs in suburbia), there were calls for sentencing dealers to death.