Sentence examples for imminent onset from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bethune said this was because of low passenger demand, not because of the imminent onset of war.

"This was already putting pressure on bed availability and the imminent onset of winter would, in all probability, make matters worse.

In 1990, just a year after he was elected to parliament, more than 100 Japanese citizens were taken hostage by Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq, to be used as human shields against the imminent onset of the Gulf war.

There has been little evidence that this type of prediction will ever be possible, even though there is much anecdotal evidence to suggest that animals can somehow sense the imminent onset of a quake.

A number of studies are now underway evaluating individuals in an ultra high-risk clinical state with neuroimaging assessments repeatedly over time, to determine whether particular neural changes predict an imminent onset of psychosis.

I have even lost considerable weight with relative ease by giving up carbohydrates on my test diet, and yet I can look down at my eggs and sausage and still imagine the imminent onset of heart disease and obesity, the latter assuredly to be caused by some bizarre rebound phenomena the likes of which science has not yet begun to describe.

The medical ethics committee agreed with postponed disclosure since H pylori infection takes place early childhood and has no imminent association with the onset of symptoms.

It was hardly an exaggeration, with the onset of winter imminent.

Its formulation is based on the assumption that the onset of fracture is imminent with the formation of a primary or secondary band of localization.

A federal attack seemed imminent.

Feared attack was imminent.