Sentence examples similar to impending alarm from inspiring English sources
Articles about artificial intelligence often begin with an intention to shock readers, referencing classic works of science fiction or alarming statistics about impending job losses.
Meanwhile, Murray returns home to impending fatherhood.
In moments here impending misery creeps in.
Sweat, if not blood, was impending.
Still, some Republicans reacted to the news of his impending departure with alarm.
But the impending sale has alarmed park service officials, historians and others who say that many of these items should be displayed at the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library or returned to the two Roosevelt family homes, Springwood and Val-Kill, maintained by the park service in Hyde Park, N.Y.
The impending announcement has alarmed former officials and analysts, who say Trump unnecessarily risks setting off a conflagration across the Middle East, and is jeopardizing U.S. national security for the sole reason of shoring up support among the religious right at home.
For months, Republicans have been sounding the alarm over impending job cuts by small-business owners, who say they will cut back on workers to avoid having to provide health insurance.
For months, social welfare advocates have sounded alarms over impending state budget cuts that will scale back some services in New York City, particularly programs focused on prevention.
As her parents take several daily newspapers, Laila saw all these stories of impending doom and grew alarmed.
