Sentence examples for be imminent and include from inspiring English sources

"Such actions may be imminent and include suicide operations," the department said.

The government says its long-awaited white paper on social care is "imminent" and will include funding changes to "transform care".

On Friday, the Daily Telegraph reported Cleo's closure was "imminent" and staff, including editor Lucy Cousins, would be informed in a meeting that day.

I knew Steve's death was imminent and even merciful.

The threat is imminent and inevitable.

At the time, devolution of Federal Ministry of Health was imminent and fate of vertical programs was still undecided.

He says indications that a recovery is imminent include evidence that softness in the Western economy is nearly over and that the building boom in China, where so much seems to be suspended as the Olympics draw near, is not.

Rumours spread throughout London that more rioting was imminent, including in Bermondsey and the Wood Green shopping centre near Broadwater Farm.

Homeland Security officials made clear that more changes were imminent, including most likely a demand that airlines and cargo companies provide detailed advance cargo manifests before cargo planes take off for the United States.

Other educational efforts have already begun or are imminent, including an English-language Web exhibition for students 11 to 14 that highlights testimonies from survivors who were children during the Holocaust.

Bush also made silly statements in the interview on topics like immigration and how he "kept (Americans) safe for eight years" (conveniently forgetting that he was the president during the 9/11 attacks and how his administration ignored warnings that some kind of terrorist action was imminent, including a memo entitled "Bin Laden Determined to Strike in US" ), but you get the general drift.