Sentence examples for because of the impending from inspiring English sources

(Its investigation was curtailed because of the impending U.K. general election).

Because of the impending catastrophe, school was cancelled Monday, and perhaps indefinitely.

And not because of the impending reviews – he welcomes all that.

Because of the impending hurricane, he was forced to find temporary quarters.

The time is ideal for the government to step in, said the party, because of the impending digital television switchover.

EXECUTIVES at Cypress Semiconductor in Sunnyvale, Calif., declined to be interviewed because of the impending stock offering.

He did not join Gladstone's government in 1880 because he disapproved of the impending extension of the franchise, but he did accept the post of special ambassador to Constantinople and helped to settle various Balkan frontier questions in 1880 81.

And yet, because of the likely impending war in the two Sudans, the L.R.A. may become more relevant than it has been in years.

It differs from the Bible's account in not having an angry God eager to chastise; Atrahasis gets news of the impending waters because he listens to a voice outside his wall of reeds telling him to expect the worst.

The game ends as the Adepts and their parents return to their hometown of Vale to find that it has been destroyed by the energy let loose by the breaking of Alchemy's seal, but that their families and the other townspeople have survived because the Wise One warned them of the impending danger in advance.

Some lesions may fail to respond or are unsuitable for treatment by injection because of their site, impending fracture, or soft-tissue invasion [33].