Sentence examples for imminent selection from inspiring English sources

The NYC-as-tech-incubation-engine meme will only continue to grow thanks to Mayor Mike and the imminent selection of one or two prominent academic institutions to build a technology research center within one of the city's five boroughs.

Ms. Boepple said a choice was imminent on the final selection of artists, whose works will probably be on display for a year or less.

Last week, Gray said a selection was imminent, and top aides said the decision was pending a final background vetting.

"I like it!" 3/5 Given that the entire box empties in a blink of an eye, high scores seem imminent for this choctastic selection.

"I think", no, not me, but Stephen Wolstencroft, "the over-the-top reaction to the last couple of Tests is more to do with a worrying return to a strange selection policy than imagining the imminent death of English cricket.

The announcement of a selection for the court is not imminent, the official said, and other finalists are expected to be interviewed.

The United Firefighters Union of Victoria fears changes are imminent after noticing the MFB had removed the recruit selection criteria from its website.

After the predictive analytics tells you that a problem is imminent, the prescriptive part kicks in to serve up a selection of actions and scenarios to choose from.

With the imminent exit of FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski and President Obama's selection for his successor headed into the Senate confirmation process, there are few more clear-cut cases for timely action in Washington.

When organising future camps, more attention should be given to the selection and training of buddies, and to the imminent effect of over-identification in order to counteract any negative effects.

Even if hybrids were created prior to introduction, hybridization may have contributed to the imminent success of diffuse knapweed as this plant encountered a novel selection regime (see above).