Sentence examples for imminent sign from inspiring English sources

Although South Korean officials reasserted that they were ready to retaliate if the North committed any military provocations, they said they saw no imminent sign of any such attacks.

Today's news suggests that there is no imminent sign that Korean authorities will back down from their position against the company, and it will be interesting to see what comes next in this saga.

If the Myanmar army launches attacks on the MNDAA, which there is an imminent sign, the accusation of the UNFC leadership would have been justified, and more importantly, it could destabilize the entire peace process.

To be sure, the London stage shows imminent signs of life.

Juan Mata's imminent signing is a start because, Januzaj aside, it is clear why Moyes has changed his mind and decided his team need more creativity in attack.

However, tempers are understood to have frayed on both sides after details of the imminent signing of the Evening Standard deal were revealed by MediaGuardian.co.uk last week.

Lawmakers also called for a delay in the imminent signing of an agreement between the government and three oil companies, and suspended new ventures until a national oil policy could be put in place.

Moyes, whose press secretary shut down any questions about the imminent signing of Mata, did not look as distraught as he might have been, when he gave his press conference.

A combination of growing hostility to Europe, intensified by the imminent signing of the EU constitution, and resentment over touchstone issues such as asylum and immigration have created a groundswell of support for a cleverly branded party of the right.

It was he who, in June 1940, and with the fall of France imminent, signed up to the still astonishing Declaration of Union between the two countries, crafted by Jean Monnet.

In particular, if they hope to augment the seemingly imminent signing of Lin (eligible for a $5 million midlevel exception) by bringing back one or more of J. R. Smith, Steve Novak, Landry Fields and Jared Jeffries, at least one of those players is going to have to be persuaded to accept less than his market value – never an easy proposition.