Sentence examples for hardly imminent from inspiring English sources

The Islamization evoked by Pegida is hardly imminent, with only about 2percentt of the population in the Saxony region foreign, and only a fraction of those Muslim.

To Mr. Godwin, the time-consuming download (and the file's poor quality) indicated that the rampant piracy of digitized broadcast programs -- a threat Hollywood has long warned against -- was hardly imminent.

The mean distance to the Sun has been established to within an accuracy of about 100ft and astronomers are now trying to put a date on the forthcoming, though hardly imminent, collision between our galaxy and Andromeda.

Though the Northern League was quick to exploit that idea, and raised a huge fuss about the building of a mosque at Lodi, near Milan, the Muslim conversion of Italy is hardly imminent: only a third of the newcomers are Muslim, whereas half are Christian.The real troublemakers tend to be illegal immigrants, and not all of them.

The leader of the center-right Union for a Popular Movement, Jean-François Copé, told the newspaper Le Monde on Saturday that if the right returned to power (which is hardly imminent), it would "rewrite" the measure to clarify the legal descent of children adopted by gay couples and to "better protect the rights of children".

That development is hardly imminent.

That hardly sounds imminent.

BUT mutual fund extinction hardly seems imminent.

In any event, change hardly appears imminent.

An intimate encounter hardly seems imminent when the scene ends abruptly.

That would be a welcome move; but it hardly seems imminent.