Sentence examples for given the impending from inspiring English sources

On this form Liverpool could sweep aside anyone, good news given the impending resumption of the Champions League.

Given the impending deadline, Justice Kennedy is expected to act quickly on the request, possibly as early as Tuesday.

The Lancet medical journal says that, given the impending "catastrophic breakup", the Tories' pre-election claim to be the party of the NHS "seems particularly hollow".

Given the impending election, it's reasonable to assume that these proposals will go through significant alterations before final decisions are made.

Its commercial director, Dr Mark Pearse – who used to work at the FSS – said: "I'm more positive than I have ever been in forensics, bizarrely given the impending axe about to fall on policing.

Mr Strine may yearn to scrap PeopleSoft's poison pill and send a clear message that American boards cannot just say no, but, given the impending board election, it will be no surprise if he just says wait.

Two things that, absolutely, cannot be guaranteed, given the UK's impending Brexit.

That sounds pretty disastrous, and is one of the reasons given for the impending privatisation of the company.

It's a rather incongruous name, given that the impending blizzard is likely to be the biggest such storm that the Northeast has seen in several years.

It was nonsensical, a week early with a round of Shield matches and an Australia A game yet to come, but done at the insistence of a spooked CA marketing department who did not wish the publicity given to the impending AFL draft, held three days later, to overshadow the Ashes.

After covering pre-shoot logistics like checking recent health certificates and photographing the performer's photo ID we were given the opportunity to shape the impending scene step by step.