Sentence examples for given to the impending from inspiring English sources

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.

There is, e.g., evidence that maternal glucocorticoids should be given to all women at risk of impending preterm birth [18], even in the presence of clinical chorioamnionitis.

None of the television station Web sites give any play to the impending FCC action.

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.

You are running low on cash and your venture capitalist tells you that it will be difficult to raise money given the impending European catastrophe.

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

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.

In the meantime, here's more analyst comment, this time from Investec's Brian Barry: The auction will be a litmus test as to demand for their paper given the impending election... if there's a marked increase (in yields) then we'll know investors are getting a bit more worried.

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

It often rings true when it comes to music, but in life - especially given the impending or perceived doom of a Trump presidency - it couldn't be further.

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