Sentence examples for imminent led from inspiring English sources

The realization that world revolution was not imminent led in 1921 to a new Comintern policy in order to gain broad working-class support.

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.

Instead, the arrival of Laffer's lawyers – credited with helping to arrange Javi Martínez's transfer from Bilbao to Bayern Munich a year ago – created the impression the deal was imminent and led to a frenzy of speculation; the Bilbao newspaper El Correo compared the pursuit of Herrera to a Benny Hill sketch.

In 63, the Roman Senate was gripped by rumors of an imminent revolt led by the radical Catiline, a failed candidate for Rome's highest office.

Nevertheless, the fear of imminent defaults has led some politicians to call for a federal law allowing states to declare bankruptcy.

Apocalyptic prophets, some including bishops, roused their flocks with visions of the imminent End and led them into the desert to meet Christ returning on the clouds.

Rising energy costs and the imminent climate change led to an increased attention to biofuel production (Somerville 2007; Rubin 2008).

A country that was looking forward to imminent peace was being led by a President who was heading deeper into war.

The menace of the Soviets' imminent approach to Berlin led Hitler to decide that most of his fresh drafts of troops must be sent to reinforce the Oder; the way was thus eased for the crossing of the Rhine River by the American and British armies.

The Frenchman appears to be happy to remain in Turin until the summer at least, although Real Madrid's imminent transfer ban has led to reports that an emergency bid could be made by the Spanish side before the 1 February transfer deadline.

Some participants did worry about how their own imminent rehousing might lead to separation from friends.