Sentence examples for imminent possibility from inspiring English sources

Is a sentient machine an imminent possibility?

But suppose that an imminent possibility of obstruction is sufficient.

Without him, the imminent possibility in our days seemed to fall away.

He did, however, stick by his call for revolution, declaring it an "imminent" possibility.

Money issues take an obvious back seat to the imminent possibility of death at moments like this.

Food preparation in Angie's immaculate kitchen is filmed to suggest the imminent possibility of a gory psychotic episode.

While the revocation is not imminent, its possibility is yet another indignity to the Palestinian refugees of Lebanon.

In the age of "Homeland" and "Zero Dark Thirty," it's a little hard to recall how powerful the cold war mind-set was, and how imminent the possibility of a nuclear first strike seemed in those days.

With an invasion of the Japanese archipelago imminent, the possibility of additional atomic bombings, and the Soviet Union's declaration of war on Japan and invasion of Manchuria, Japan surrendered on 15 August 1945.

All this is not, to my mind, the most imminent of possibilities, but if I were a Muslim, this is the possibility that I would find myself holding in the center of my mind, and driving toward.

Moody's, the credit-rating agency, said a fiscal crisis was not imminent, despite the possibility that the quake will add to Japan's fiscal deficit.