Sentence examples similar to imminent norm from inspiring English sources
While the beat generation of the 1950s celebrated freedom and spontaneity in postwar America, the counterculture movement in the 1960s focused on the rejection of social norms and the nation's imminent involvement with Vietnam.
It is notable that even some prominent Republicans have had the courage to step up and point out the very imminent threat that our president-elect poses to our democratic institutions and norms.
For businesses in fast-paced markets, disruptive innovations from new entrants has become the new-norm, and the slow-to-compete are often faced with an imminent decline in market share.
Right now, President Obama is focused on the imminent strike against the Assad regime, to establish American credibility when it sets red lines and reinforce the norm that poison gas is not acceptable.
Norm then took his new approach to agriculture to India and Pakistan in the 1960s, as those countries faced imminent mass starvation.
Olsen et al. [6] cautioned that "Although eroding maturation reaction norms can thus signal extreme exploitation pressures, they are not to be misinterpreted as signs of imminent stock collapse.
That hardly sounds imminent.
Labour mobility is imminent.
Eviction appears imminent.
No resolution is imminent.
