Sentence examples for imminent outcome from inspiring English sources

The obscurity managed by Col Denise Lind, the military district of Washington, and the US army has discredited the imminent outcome.

But try to import the chief justice's "enough is enough" from the one context to the other, to predict the imminent outcome of that case, and the microscope's lens becomes blurry.

This article explores how this breakthrough and the imminent outcome of the international Yeast 2.0 (or Sc2.0) project, aimed at the synthesis of the entire genome of a laboratory strain of S. cerevisiae, might accelerate the design of improved wine yeasts.

Depending on the imminent outcome of the Supreme Court's DOMA ruling, that might be a permanent situation -- one we don't want to embrace.

To create suspense, one merely needs to frustrate a desire to affect the outcome of an imminent event.

Those with direct experience of injury or death of family members due to the armed conflict were also excluded because of the imminent effect of such events on the study outcomes.

Apple last week announced a resolution to its ongoing patent disputes with Android OEM HTC, but there's little reason to believe a similar outcome is imminent for Apple and Samsung, a point which a Samsung executive recently drove home with his own statement on the matter.

Whereas in the latter 90-minuter, a focal man is confronted by a male and female lover and then his estranged father, the former 90-minuter has a worried male taunted by two sleeker co-workers over his inevitably unfortunate outcome in the imminent disclosure about who will retain jobs when the boss arrives.

The print sports media have evolved far beyond their original 18th-century role of announcing imminent sports events and recording their outcomes.

Not only do most scientists not predict imminent catastrophe as a result of the warming of the planet, they formally acknowledge a wide range of uncertainty in the potential outcomes.

But the chaotic events also underscore how far away Turkey remains from joining the European Union, an outcome held out as an imminent prospect by the Vote Leave campaign, led by Boris Johnson – now British foreign secretary – only weeks ago.