Sentence examples for imminent problems from inspiring English sources

Capuano discussed his views regarding the imminent problems facing social security, before he gave the floor over to the other speakers, all experts in the field of social security reform.

Real symbiosis arises automatically when different entities find out that they can solve imminent problems better together than they could on their own.

According to Francis Fukuyama's recent essay "The Ties That Used to Bind: The Decay of American Political Institutions," this observation perfectly fits in the larger picture of the most important and imminent problems that haunt everyday American politics -- and, more importantly, its institutions.

Global warming is an imminent problem, not a distant one.

He has a more imminent problem on his hands.

That afternoon, congressmen considered letting states go bankrupt.Mr Obama's plan addresses an imminent problem.

We are both 30, so this is not an imminent problem.

So, the implementation of the policy on energy-saving and emission-reduction is an imminent problem to solve.

As far as Social Security goes, I don't believe it's an imminent problem, and I'd rather leave it alone.

Coupled with its nuclear tests, North Korea's weapons program "has developed into a more real and imminent problem for the wider international community," the report said.

If the Protectors of Biodiversity discover an imminent problem during any analysis of land, a solution to address it must be thought of and implemented as soon as possible.