Sentence examples for imminent transition from inspiring English sources

A main factor complicating the deliberations was the imminent transition between the Bush and Obama administrations.

The need for this imminent transition is all the more pressing given the strength and ubiquity of the industry.

Despite the active speculation, officials at the archdiocesan offices in New York said they had no knowledge of an imminent transition.

First then, Waiting for Vodot: why do I think the vision of an imminent transition to predominantly non-linear, on-demand viewing is based on confusions and delusions?

They had few contacts with outsiders until 1994, when their expectation of the imminent transition was again heightened, and they began a new round of proselytization.

Among all the excitements about how media are changing, one of the most widespread is the supposed imminent transition from so-called "linear" to "non-linear" television.

They sense an imminent political transition.

Paramedics were required to assist women in imminent birth either transitioning from first to second stage, or actively in second stage, with nearly two-thirds in second stage progressing to childbirth under paramedic care.

This transition is imminent".

At a moment when tissue is being pierced or a delicate transition is imminent, he said, "I'm sure they wouldn't be comfortable going off and taking a coffee break".

4 In order to prepare young people to take on new responsibilities for their health and to anticipate the imminent transfer to adult care, transition programmes have been developed.