Sentence examples for imminent after from inspiring English sources

China's entry into the WTO which looks imminent after the conclusion of an agreement with the European Union on May 19th would have occurred with or without PNTR.

The announcement surprised traders, who had thought that central bank action was imminent after Mr. Draghi pledged last week to do "whatever it takes" to save the euro.

The launch of Human Rights Watch in Australia is imminent after it was granted tax deductible gift recipient status in a process which has taken almost two years.

The United Firefighters Union of Victoria fears changes are imminent after noticing the MFB had removed the recruit selection criteria from its website.

VENTUREBEAT Kodak Hires Legal Adviser Amid Talk of Bankruptcy | The struggling Eastman Kodak denied that a bankruptcy filing was imminent after it hired a law firm as an adviser on a possible restructuring.

Stocks surged in the opening minutes of trading as investors felt that a military strike on Syria was not imminent after President Obama announced over the weekend that he would seek Congressional approval before taking action.

Traditionalism is an aging community's security blanket, most of all in matters of the imminent after-life.

But the very best friends of the High Line are undoubtedly Mr. Hammond and Mr. David, two relatively clueless (at least in regard to civic activism and railway policy) West Siders who separately wandered into a community board meeting in 1999 after reading about the High Line's imminent demolition after a couple of decades of nasty litigation.

Almost as wrong as self-diagnosis (who hasn't convinced themselves of imminent death after browsing WebMD?).

Neil Lennon confirmed the winger's imminent departure after the 2-1 friendefeatfeatoto Blackburn Rovers at Parkhead today.

That exchange triggered frenzied speculation that Pakistan's fifth military coup was imminent, particularly after President Zardari left on a visit to Dubai 24 hours later.