Sentence examples for because of the imminent from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors said the rabbits lacked shelter and were in danger because of the imminent snowstorm.

The lenders transferred the loan to a special agent because of the imminent danger of default.

Such discoveries have recently become frequent, in part because of the imminent introduction of euro bills and coins.

"We'd like them to step to the plate because of the imminent threat of layoffs," she said.

Mr. Bethune said this was because of low passenger demand, not because of the imminent onset of war.

But, because of the imminent danger of war, the metal, ready to be poured, was used to make cannons instead, causing the project to come to a halt.

According to First Lt. Max Ferguson, of Company I, Third Squadron, Second Stryker Cavalry Regiment, residents reported that fighters with Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia were tipped off that the offensive was imminent "because of the increase in helicopter traffic overhead".

Partly because of the expectation of the imminent coming of the kingdom, Christianity, MacCulloch writes, "was not usually going to make a radical challenge to existing social distinctions".

Late on Thursday night, Munich police evacuated the city's main railway station and a second station in the Pasing neighbourhood because of the "serious, imminent threat" of a terror attack.

Alou was supposed to be announced as a coach on Bobby Valentine's staff for the National League All-Star team, but Major League Baseball delayed yesterday's announcement for one day because the Expos told baseball officials of the imminent dismissal.

It was the peace party's leaders Prince Gong, Gui Liang, and Wen Xiang who took charge of negotiating with the foreigners, though they did so not as a matter of principle but because the imminent crisis forced them to.