Sentence examples for crisis imminent from inspiring English sources

Once your loved one is starting to show symptoms - and we're very used to this - you know that there's a crisis imminent and you talk to the professionals and they say, …well is he threatening his own life or is he threatening someone else?

"We believe a fiscal crisis is imminent".

It was understood that flies were a transmission vector for disease, and a public-health crisis seemed imminent.

Diplomats are concerned that a third crisis is imminent, with the collapsing economy heralding a humanitarian disaster.

But Gerald Ford was unhelpful.Now, because of Wall Street's ongoing meltdown, another fiscal crisis appears imminent, this time at state level.

No, the people who told us that a fiscal crisis was imminent will just keep at it, more convinced than ever.

As the peak weeks for "winter pressures" in the NHS edge closer, the health care system is facing a second crisis – an imminent clampdown on overspent trusts.

It's far too late to wheel out somebody called Nick or Rufus or David or Daniel when crisis is imminent.

When those bubbles burst in 1991 and 2001, crisis seemed imminent – but further budget cuts combined with new asset bubbles led Californians to forget those problems.

Mr. King's description of America in the midst of the Cuban missile crisis, fearing imminent nuclear annihilation, is at least as scary as anything he ever made up.

Indeed, just about every developed country that has overhauled its political system to promote long-term fiscal thinking seems to have done so either because a crisis was imminent or one was fresh in their minds.