Sentence examples for believed imminent from inspiring English sources

"End of prohibition believed imminent" - Newspaper headline.

The New Yorker, June 5, 1926 P. 83 "End of prohibition believed imminent" - Newspaper headline.

By Weare Holbrook The New Yorker, June 5, 1926 P. 83 "End of prohibition believed imminent" - Newspaper headline.

In The Gambia, a locust invasion is believed imminent; the government has declared a state of emergency.

Thus, they awaited Christ's Second Coming, which they believed was imminent.

The Iran deal was a historic effort that mitigated Iran's chances of obtaining a nuclear bomb, a dangerous development many believed was imminent.

The plan was predicated on an Allied landing on the Dalmatian coast, which Mihailović believed was imminent.

"We believe any imminent threat arising from this case has been disrupted," Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. said in a prepared statement.

"We believe our imminent merger with Leucadia will result in an even stronger Jefferies, as well as making us more distinguished from our bank holding company competitors".

Her relationships with humans have failed — her husband left when she quit rehab, her daughter believes in imminent apocalypse — but, she supposes, "animals I could do".

Former Manchester United defenders Steve Bruce and Gary Pallister believe the imminent signing of Robin van Persie is a big boost for the Reds.