Sentence examples similar to fast-approaching trouble from inspiring English sources

On top of the fear and disruption, many youths aged 14 to 18 faced an additional worry – the fast-approaching mandatory national exams that determine their future secondary and post-secondary education prospects.

And in America the newly re-elected President Barack Obama will have his work cut out manoeuvring the country away from the fast-approaching "fiscal cliff .The economy, indeed, will be a worry almost everywhere.

Regulators in Europe have chosen to address growing complexities in the digital commerce fraud landscape with Strong Customer Authentication (SCA), a fast-approaching regulation intended to mitigate fraud by mandating a more uniform and stringent approach to authentication.

The dispute centers on a fast-approaching computational bottleneck.

A fast-approaching internal deadline could end the tech giant's automotive ambitions.

The books also lure younger children eager for a peek at the fast-approaching tween years.

Ms. Wood-Holland's overriding concern is the fast-approaching April 1 opening.

Of course, the premise of a stopgap assumes a better, permanent and fast-approaching alternative solution.

The fast-approaching budget and sequestration fights have created a dilemma for Republican House leaders.

And there was little sign of progress on the still more crucial issue of the fast-approaching "debt ceiling"  deadline.

For Chris Ference, 19, who is also bipolar, the fast-approaching autonomy of his freshman year held somewhat less appeal.