Sentence examples for changes are imminent from inspiring English sources
We employ a method for detecting when topological changes are imminent via distance functions and shape skeletons.
The United Firefighters Union of Victoria fears changes are imminent after noticing the MFB had removed the recruit selection criteria from its website.
When design changes are imminent, the institute, which is financed by the insurance industry, postpones testing so that its ratings do not quickly become obsolete.
Others believe the articles suggest major policy changes are imminent or are designed to remind provincial officials that a massive new stimulus campaign – similar to that seen during the global financial crisis in 2009 – is off the menu.
A commission task force investigating the implications of that accident recommended changes in how the commission regulates some emergency equipment that could be useful after an earthquake, another natural event or a terrorist attack — but no changes are imminent.
What could not be known by New Yorkers or anybody else in 1956 was that staggering changes were imminent.
The first reports of further personnel changes being imminent emerged on Tuesday, just hours after Tillerson's firing.
The announcement came after weeks of reports that the changes were imminent and speculation about behind-the-scenes friction between NBC and Mr. Leno.
Officials at USA Triathlon, the sport's governing body in the United States, said Friday that heightened safety measures were continuing "to be discussed and evaluated," but that no changes were imminent.
The authority cautioned that no name changes were imminent, and many board members have long expressed concerns about selling some of the subway system's most significant elements to the highest bidders.
