Sentence examples for impending new from inspiring English sources

"We think some members perceived the news as an impending new price increase rather than the completion of two years of grandfathering," wrote Hastings.

Some members, Netflix executives said, perceived the news as an impending new price increase rather than the completion of two years of grandfathering.

Is the impending new supply part of the reason for the sell-off?

Asked about an impending new indictment, a spokesman for Ernst & Young declined last night to comment.

Now it's time for our major foundations and philanthropists to address an impending new failure.

Interpersonal synchronization was manipulated via congruent or incongruent tempo change instructions that biased performance timing towards the impending, new tempo.

First, a year ago many investors thought businesses and consumers would cut back on buying Newell's products in the Great Recession and the impending New Normal.

From a purely practical, tactical vantage point, Senator Sanders might have better spent his time in Albany, or Buffalo, given the impending New York primary.

A month before the start of the financial crisis, the Bank of England was apparently unaware of the impending danger, new documents reveal.

For example, you might include all of the following subsections when writing about the office's impending move: "New Location For our Head Office," "Important Directives for Packing the Office," and "Timeline for Completion of the Office Move".

Maybe her impending visit, with new man, will convince him.