Sentence examples for even imminent from inspiring English sources

Where "Speak Up" believes that change is possible, and even imminent, "Bully" is far less sure.

There are many countries where further terrorist attacks are and have been "highly likely" and even "imminent" without tourists fleeing.

But the impact of Monday's ruling will not be automatic or even imminent in every state that restricts abortion providers.

The feeling among police that future riots are likely, or even imminent, will concern government ministers, who resisted calls for a full public inquiry into the disturbances.

But Mr. Blumenthal said that the financial giant's bankruptcy did not mean such a purchase would be simple, or even imminent.

It is even — or rather, especially — when the barbarians (whoever they are) are at the gates, when crisis is inevitable or even imminent, that right action is the only option, whether or not it's likely to succeed.

Federal victory was even less imminent than once believed.

There were the alarm bells for quinoa shortages, rumours about a dearth of kale, chia, almonds, and even the imminent end of chocolate.

"Something interesting is happening!" Benjamin has learned nothing of any great note on his backward journey through life, and remains placidly incurious about his condition; even the imminent tragic departure from Daisy does not elicit so much as a tear.

"Even with imminent tax increases and government spending cuts, confidence in the future is buoyant as wider economic pick-up is expected to offset any fiscal austerity to come".

The detail - "islands of Islam in our communities", "a race relations industry kowtowing to the apologists for terror", even "the imminent extinction of the white man" - however ghoulish, is less significant than the narrative of the nation in danger; for this resonates strongly with earlier versions of these islands in jeopardy.