Sentence examples for imminent business from inspiring English sources

Nor are there many signs of an imminent business recovery.

It was to seize imminent business development opportunities that Reilly decided to move to Denver.

But predictions of an imminent recovery in business investment keep turning out to be premature.

The East End might not be united in enthusiasm for the imminent sport and business fest.

Over all, Mr. Heimlich said he saw no imminent rebound in business travel, which is off 15percentt from 2000, which is considered the industry's peak year.

It may not have been the nice thing to do, particularly when Modista was still just starting and no imminent threat, but business is not always nice.

In recent years, Core Labs has told its shareholders higher oil prices were imminent and its business opportunity ranging from oil sands to shale and deepwater drilling were poised to boom, Einhorn said.

But he argues that the demonstration in February showed that quantum computing was not merely a research project, and proved that there was a real and imminent value to businesses.

WorldCom and Sprint, moreover, were facing the imminent entry into their business of huge companies that already had millions of customers: the Bell local phone titans.

It was unavoidable to express some guilt over America's criminal actions in their country, and it was hard to not express concerns about the imminent invasion of big business and multinationals.

"The formal launch of negotiations between the world's two largest trading blocs is now imminent," Vince Cable, the British business secretary, said in a statement shortly after the deal was announced.