Sentence examples for imminent clash from inspiring English sources
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Soon after polling stations closed he called his challenger to concede defeat, quashing rumours of imminent clashes between rival supporters.The experience highlights both the strengths of well-functioning African democracies and the shortcomings.
A clash is imminent — not just between ideas and students but also between the campus structures embodied in deans for diversity and inclusion and deans for free speech.
Chinese military planners believe that they would only launch a cyberattack on U.S. critical infrastructure in the event of an imminent large scale military clash with the United States over Taiwan.
Neither the allied official, nor the Iraqi clerics, tribal sheiks, politicians, foreign diplomats and ordinary people interviewed over two weeks said civil clashes were imminent.
On the accession of Ramses II in 1279 bce, however, a clash between them became imminent, and Muwatallis enlisted the support of his allies.
We had less in common on the political front, the 60-year-old's views on immigration and other contentious matters being more robust than my own, and clashed good-naturedly about the imminent election led to the wager.
When Octavian fomented public clamour against Antony's territorial gifts to Cleopatra, it was clear that a clash between the two men was imminent.
Few people believe that a military clash between the two nations is imminent.
On Monday afternoon on Highway 1806, as a yellow helicopter and a light plane circled above the camp, another clash between police and demonstrators appeared imminent.
