Sentence examples for believed was imminent from inspiring English sources

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.

After the collision Arctics captain, James Luce, first attempted to assist the stricken Vesta, which he believed was in imminent danger of sinking.

Few experts believed that Japan was prepared to take on the United States; war, they believed, was not necessarily imminent.

Nobody believed it was a realistic threat or believed there was imminent danger".

Gift of the Givers continued working for Korkie's release and believed it was imminent.

There is no evidence that the Putin government intends to start an aggressive war against Europe, and no alliance member, including the Baltic States and Poland, has boosted military outlays as if it believed conflict was imminent.

HW: I think the American people and the Congress were misled by this [Bush] Administration to believe there was imminent threat from Saddam Hussein.

In Italy, prime minister Mario Monti has talked up his "grave concerns" about the default of Sicily, which the Fitch ratings agency believes is not "imminent".

In marijuana cases, as in all others, caseworkers have the obligation to remove children who they believe are in imminent danger, but they can recommend that the agency file neglect charges against the parents without removing the children.