Sentence examples for end is imminent from inspiring English sources

The gut-punch of the series' end is imminent, and the book itself is physically nearby.

One of the most eloquent diarists, Victor Klemperer, wrote in 1943, as the tide of war turned: 'The terrible end is imminent.

When Apple was a Mac company its end was imminent because the Mac was predictably going to decline.

When Apple was the Apple II company, its end was imminent because the Apple II had an easily foreseen demise.

But his bluff could be called, since he would avoid using nuclear weapons or supplying them to terrorists unless he was attacked directly and was convinced that his end was imminent.

Watson tried to be more aggressive in a marathon second set, which lasted 97 minutes, but when Pervak went 6-3 up in the tie-break, the Briton having just made a mess of two points with a woeful overhead and a missed forehand, it seemed as though the end was imminent.

But he's also not a man likely to prance around on an aircraft carrier to foment the fiction that a happy ending is imminent.

Studies have shown that many physicians avoid end-of-life discussions until death is imminent [ 12- 15].

She was heavily sedated at the time of the verdict.The Jehovah's Witnesses propagate (in every corner of the earth) a millennarian variant of Christianity, insisting that the end of the present world era is imminent and denying the Trinity God in three persons which for most Christians is a core doctrine.

If the radar unit in the rear bumper detects a vehicle closing fast and determines that a rear-end collision is imminent, the brakes are applied to help prevent a secondary crash into the car ahead, and the seat belt pretensioners are activated.

But while that alone might be proof positive for some that the end of civilization is imminent, I would argue the opposite.