Sentence examples for imminent reality from inspiring English sources

In 2017, even the strangest of these TV fantasies can feel like an imminent reality.

The Scottish opinion polls have been pretty consistent for the last two decades, since devolution became an imminent reality.

Oiky gap-year French youths, escaping the imminent reality of real-world unemployment, walked around officially dressed as troubadours (with trainers).

John Teschner, a 37-year-old grant writer, said he thinks the threat of nuclear attack from North Korea could be an imminent reality.

What the future holds is truly a mystery, but for the near future at least, a popular revolution for Sudan seems more an illusion than an imminent reality.

Prior 2002 lows, we think, are no longer a distant memory, but instead an imminent reality".

And after years of talk about an imminent "virtual reality" revolution, it is the games industry that has perfected cheap, convincing simulations of the real world.

Today, when the cost of sequencing a genome can be as low as $1,000, the president of the United States can talk at the State of the Union address about "precision medicine" as an imminent clinical reality.

Housewife in the White House With all of the energy exerted to keep terrorists out of the United States, Homeland Security let under their radar a more imminent threat: reality stars.

Last week, for added insult, he mocked Sarah Palin's imminent Discovery Channel reality show to London's Daily Telegraph.

For all the hysteria of imminent invasion, the reality was less the paranoia of Wheatley's papers than the knockabout of Dad's Army, with plenty of slacking (an hour of office time to spend on the Times crossword), swanking about with a blue-leather swagger stick and scarlet-lined greatcoat, and the booze; a war in fact fuelled by alcohol.