Sentence examples for impending possibility from inspiring English sources

Thus the lost chocolate bar, thus the impending possibility that Brown might be taken first over all in the April 15 draft by the Cleveland Browns.

It is peculiar, given our interdependence, that there has been no great swell of concern regarding the impending possibility of a world in which insects are a shadow of their former selves, or gone entirely.

The volume of drop-offs, the hand-off of the technology, and the impending possibility of backyard deliveries set the scheme apart from other consumer drone delivery trials such as Amazon's tests in the U.K., which so far serve only two paying customers who live on the opposite side of a field from the experiment's base.

As the department faces the impending possibility of a federal takeover — the result of several missed deadlines in a nine-year court-ordered reform effort — showdowns with protesters have consumed the diminished force, leaving crime scenes and emergency calls unattended, protesters and agitators emboldened and a federal judge increasingly exasperated.

Elizabeth "Lizzy" Myers is just 5 years old, but she's already facing the impending possibility of a life without vision.

The impending possibility of a tipped minimum wage increase would significantly benefit employees who work in a sector recently slammed by the IRS.

If you're a traveler and local people, police, or consulate staff warn you of the possibility of impending violence, leave the area as quickly as is safely possible.

The possibility of impending tax hikes and significant budget cuts by the end of the year.

The first single from that record, "Retrospect For Life," was particularly autobiographical, and particularly affecting: it focussed on Common's impending fatherhood, and the possibility that the woman he had impregnated might abort the child.

Otalgia, headache, vomiting, and fever are nontypical presentations of cholesteatoma; however, their occurrence indicates the possibility of impending intratemporal or intracranial complications.

Retirements, coupled with a growing demand for healthcare by an ageing population and increasing prevalence of chronic health conditions create the strong possibility of impending shortages of nurses nationally and locally without policy intervention.