Sentence examples for because of an impending from inspiring English sources

On other days they say the Palestinians must move because of an impending archaeological dig.

But officials, while expressing condolences, refuse to answer questions on the advice of lawyers, because of an impending lawsuit.

■ The Colonial leader, Matt Kuchar, who was at 10-under par, was among 54 players still on the course when play was suspended at Hogan's Alley in Fort Worth because of an impending storm.

Eventually he began driving Bin Laden personally, and even was told by Bin Laden several days before Sept. 11, 2001, that they would have to evacuate their compound because of an impending operation that might provoke retaliation.

Two billionaires, Chelsea's Roman Abramovich and Arsenal's Alisher Usmanov, are among the oligarchs being asked to bankroll a World Cup now in trouble because of an impending recession caused by plunging oil prices and Western sanctions over Ukraine.

The idea of cutting corporation tax was floated in the Sunday Express last month as a way of wooing banks considering leaving the UK because of an impending Brexit.

and Jason Chaffetz (Utah) said Libyans working as private security personnel at the compound were warned by family members in the weeks before the attacks to quit their jobs because of rumors of an impending attack.

In spite of these deficiencies, less than one month later, the men were recalled to the active duty force, much to their chagrin, because of concerns of an impending U.S. entry into World War II.

"In recent days we have seen these companies rush to do more because of the pressure of an impending summit.

There were consumer panics, such as when all the sugar vanished from the shelves because of a rumour of an impending shortage, or when motorists queued at the pumps as the government considered introducing petrol rationing.

They give less warning of an impending launch because it takes less time to fuel the rocket.