Sentence examples for current or imminent from inspiring English sources
Current or imminent residency in the NYC region.
Similarly, there are numerous current or imminent vacancies at museums outside of Manhattan.
The committee said the document had failed to make it clear that Saddam Hussein's regime was not considered a "current or imminent threat to mainland U.K".
But if you track his own changes to his budget proposals — and then add the alterations that Romney layered on — you hear a muffling of the summons to any current or imminent sacrifice.
A January 2011 ICM poll in the UK found 83% of respondents viewed climate change as a current or imminent threat, while 14% said it was no threat.
9 10 11 It remained unclear whether these reports represented a localised event or if the crisis extended to regional and even national levels; the question of a current or imminent famine was also uncertain.
Because success is defined as the achievement of that limited objective: reversing a current or seemingly imminent mass killing of civilians (Bosnia, Kosovo, Libya), or an armed occupation (Kuwait).
Patients were only excluded in the case of current active substance abuse or imminent suicidal threat.
