Sentence examples for imminent obstacle from inspiring English sources

When there is a chance to open it up a bit, its driver learns how quickly another vehicle far ahead can become an imminent obstacle.

From what I can gather, Google's launch of the store may be imminent — only a few obstacles remain and the search giant is working quickly to hammer them out.

A deal that looked imminent now has a few obstacles facing it.

Corporate governance and pension issues remain obstacles to an imminent announcement regarding [a merger with Spain's] Iberia.

The technology necessary to implement these proposals is imminent, although a few significant obstacles remain.

The natural condition of a literary production, play, novel, or volume of poetry – as Tom Stoppard writes in Shakespeare in Love – "is one of insurmountable obstacles on the road to imminent disaster".

If there is an obstacle in your path and a collision is imminent, it is best to release the brakes to unlock the front wheels and steer around the obstacle with no gas pedal applied.

The imminent return to fitness of Liverpool's Daniel Sturridge may present another obstacle in his path but Austin certainly makes an impressive England case when the figures are assessed.

They continuously measure the distance of potential obstacles and speed of other vehicles and alert drivers to imminent dangers, improving reaction times.

German lawmakers overwhelmingly approved another bailout for debt-ridden Greece on Wednesday, removing the last major obstacle for Athens to receive an emergency infusion of funds to avoid an imminent default.

Warn the driver when vehicles, cyclists, pedestrians or other obstacles on the road ahead are detected; prepare the vehicle for an imminent collision proactively to avoid the collision and/or mitigate the severity.