Sentence examples for far from imminent from inspiring English sources

But as we have also seen, these changes are far from imminent.

Officials said that such a step was far from imminent and would require watertight proof.

The "forward guidance" it is giving suggests that an increase in short-term interest rates is far from imminent.

But Darren Lehrich, an analyst at SunTrust Robinson Humphrey, said the divestitures indicated that Tenet's turnaround was far from imminent.

After the Penguins' morning skate in Sunrise, Fla., he skated for 27 minutes and sounded afterward like a player whose return to the lineup is far from imminent.

Any deal is far from imminent, this person said, and Massey's board may elect not to pursue a merger at a meeting this month.

Greg Thielmann, the retired State Department official who was a top analyst for Colin Powell on Iraq's W.M.D., told "60 Minutes II" last night that Iraq had been so far from being an imminent threat that Mr. Powell's speech making that case at the U.N. was "probably one of the low points in his long, distinguished service to the nation".

Core inflation has risen 2.2percentt over the last 12 months, a slightly faster pace than the Fed would like but far from a sign of imminent price pressures.

Far from feeling flush with imminent power, he told his diary that he contemplated the task ahead "with a mind oppressed with more anxious and painful sensations than I have words to express".

Threats of nuclear catastrophe sparked rumors that Japan's revered emperor had been secretly moved far from Tokyo, economic collapse seemed imminent, and political systems were jolted.

While we wait for Thomas Vinterberg's imminent adaptation of Far from the Madding Crowd, here is the restored re-release of John Schlesinger's mighty 1967 version, superbly photographed by Nicolas Roeg (the drunken labourer's vision of throbbing, swaying cows is a psychedelic mini-masterpiece).