Sentence examples for fairly imminent from inspiring English sources

He said that the publication of the guidance was "fairly imminent" once it was signed off by the minister.

Agreement on financial and legal issues is fairly imminent with the serious problems overcome, an executive involved with the talks said.

Had the public started to doubt that entry was fairly imminent, the drive for reforms would have been undermined.For the existing member countries, three big reasons would have made enlargement far more difficult if it had come any later than it did.

If you are going to do it, make sure that launch is imminent and that you give fairly detailed information on the product vision.

Health information systems are central; needing to be sensitive enough to alert managers to change (such as when fewer patients start presenting for follow up or drug shortages are imminent) and detailed enough to give a fairly complete picture of what is happening.

In South Africa, the continent's most powerful country, where democracy is fairly well established and independent institutions fairly robust, there is no imminent prospect of the African National Congress being voted out.

"I'm not sure it's something that's imminent for us in this coming window because Andy looks fairly happy at West Ham," said Newcastle's manager.

Muslims are already and always suspicious because fairly benign facts, such as national origin and activities like prayer, are recast as reasonable evidence of imminent threat.

But as this latest video from Retro Report shows, 1982 may fairly be deemed the beginning because that was when doctors first put a permanent artificial heart into a man who faced imminent death, his heart fast failing.

Labour mobility is imminent.

Eviction appears imminent.