Sentence examples for imminent because from inspiring English sources

According to First Lt. Max Ferguson, of Company I, Third Squadron, Second Stryker Cavalry Regiment, residents reported that fighters with Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia were tipped off that the offensive was imminent "because of the increase in helicopter traffic overhead".

Another turnaround could be imminent because, as coincidence would have it, Navratilova's second-round opponent will be Dulko, who defeated No. 23 Jelena Dokic of Serbia and Montenegro, 6-3, 6-3.

Another person noted that no change was imminent because Ms. Kelly is pregnant with her third child.

When Apple was a Mac company its end was imminent because the Mac was predictably going to decline.

When Apple was the Apple II company, its end was imminent because the Apple II had an easily foreseen demise.

Yet I supported the June 30 protests knowing that military rule was imminent, because Mr. Morsi's rule had not been democratic, either.

Because a "significant acceleration in inflation did not appear to be imminent and because uncertainties continued to surround the economic outlook, a gradual approach to policy adjustments was warranted," according to the minutes.

"We felt they were in imminent danger because of what we found in those buildings".

Maynard said the child was in imminent danger because the gorilla was agitated and acting erratically.

Hundreds of thousands of Afghans, dependent on food aid after drought and decades of conflict, now face imminent starvation because aid channels have been cut by the war.

The box caterpillar, which is also spreading in the Netherlands and France, is an imminent concern because it can breed two to three generations every season between May to September and adult moths can spread five to 10km a year.