Sentence examples for imminent that from inspiring English sources

But it's unclear how imminent that "tomorrow" actually is.

Initially, the government welcomed international involvement, but with trials in The Hague now imminent, that has changed.

The only questions left were how imminent that threat was and how and when to stop it.

With the House likely to reconvene at noon on Tuesday, a deal appeared imminent that would cancel historic tax hikes for most Americans.

Now, with a decision over arms sales to the "renegade province" imminent, that might take the form of the sale to Taiwan of better defence kit than it might otherwise have received.

As it happened, the Emancipation Proclamation provoked such anger at McClellan's headquarters that one reporter believed "a fearful revolution" was imminent, "that will startle the Country and give us a Military Dictator" and "a change of dynasty".

The word is that an announcement is imminent and that Haye will fight Vitali Klitschko in Germany in March.

People involved in the talks suggested this week that one or both deals may be imminent, but that may not be enough to ensure a summer start.

But, Ms. Perino said, "There's no imminent decision that's going to be announced from the White House".

The second would involve "imminent threats" that could include natural disasters like hurricanes, tornadoes or university shootings.

The second involves imminent threats that can be predicted.