Sentence examples for imminent introduction from inspiring English sources
Such discoveries have recently become frequent, in part because of the imminent introduction of euro bills and coins.
Biosimilars are considered to be one of the solutions to combat the substantially increasing costs of cancer treatment, and its imminent introduction is expected to expand affordability worldwide.
Among the issues were student debt, solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza, top-up fees and the imminent introduction of identity cards for international students.
Given the pace of change in the industry and the imminent introduction by News International of a paywall for its newspaper sites, the question is increasingly urgent.
Clinical, multi-center and adequately controlled outcome studies of high quality should also accompany the imminent introduction of LiTT into the field of epilepsy surgery and therewith permit critical scientific evaluation and rational, individual, clinical decisions.
Similarly, China's second-largest mobile company, China Unicom, was said by analysts and others to have delayed or scrapped the imminent introduction of a cellphone based on Google's Android platform.
The current drivers of business in the computer chip industry seem to revolve around Intel and AMD price war, uncertainty about how a slowing economy will impact consumer spending plans, and imminent product introductions from Intel that may be causing some consumers to hold off on purchases.
Alex Doolan's introduction seems imminent and he will have closely observed the path of his Tasmanian captain George Bailey thus far.
To him, it seems an imminent, inevitable "drawn-out introduction to the long silence into which we will all eventually lapse".
An imminent name change is often signalled by the introduction of the parent company logo on advertising.
Under the War Powers Resolution of 1973, a president must terminate such operations 60 days after he has formally notified lawmakers about the introduction of armed forces into actual or imminent hostilities.
