Sentence examples for as is imminent from inspiring English sources

Company officials say a split-up is out of the question for now, as is imminent bankruptcy for Countrywide.

He's saying that the 3G iPhone's launch in Europe is imminent as well as a Wideband-CDMA 3G version as early as this week.

Mortality is central to this work, as is the imminent death of a way of upper-class Russian life, with its carelessness and infantile absorption in the past.

A campaign tour reaching out to them, as well as independent female voters, is imminent, aides said.

There's more: Mira Nair's aviation drama Amelia is imminent, as is the boarding- school drama Cracks, the directorial debut of Jordan Scott, daughter of Sir Ridley.

Further, a strange Flash Player for Android note seems to suggest an Android update is imminent as well.

The move comes as a decision is imminent over if and for how long Sir Bernard's contract as Metropolitan Police Commissioner will be renewed.

But, to the uninitiated, it might sound as if death is imminent and no one is responding.

And so, as a buyout is imminent, analysts continue to speculate.

There are always exceptions, such as when there is imminent danger to self or other or there is information regarding the abuse of a minor.

But name-calling does not offer the French much to hold on to, when, as Sarkozy said this week, it feels as though an explosion is imminent.