Sentence examples for imminence and from inspiring English sources

"The US took the definition of imminence and turned it completely on its head," Gibson told the Guardian.

They and their families are frequently surprised by the sudden imminence — and the raging authority — of death.

Alerted to its imminence, and then to its arrival, Facebook friends have been conspicuously urged on their own pages this way: "Joe Jones.

Although officials spoke with confidence of the attack's imminence and seriousness, they did not make fully clear the basis of their assertions.

Flexibility regarding imminence and threat-perception means that the identification of legitimate targets – the true essence of moral operational counterterrorism – becomes looser and less precise.

Or did he believe, on the basis of the intelligence reports and his discussions with President Bush, in the imminence and danger of the threat as passionately and sincerely as he claimed at the time?

The inconsistent outcomes between subtests two and three may be caused by differences in perceived imminence, impact and workload between the third subtest and the first two.

Perhaps, an increase in imminence, impact and workload of subtests may influence students' performance and study behaviour more than the cumulative assessment program.

Riskind et al.[ 18] combined two items each for danger, probability of harm, imminence, uncontrollability, and unpredictability into a global index of threat cognitions.

One could imagine how students may perceive the third subtest differently than the first two, when it comes to imminence, impact and workload of assessment.

How its influence may be mediated or moderated by the perceived imminence, impact and workload of the test requires further investigation.