'impending reality' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to convey the sense that something is approaching or coming soon, particularly something that is foreboding or negative. For example, "The impending reality of his health diagnosis weighed heavily on his mind."
The Hungarian minority here, known as Szeklers, certainly believe their time for independence has arrived and that their proposed semi-autonomous state, Szeklerland, is an impending reality.
"With government figures stating 38% of GPs intend to quit in the next five years, mass resignation is not a threat – it's an impending reality," he said.
He added that the mass resignation of GPs was not a threat but an "impending reality", with two in five doctors planning to quit within five years.
The potential of bioprinting with converging opportunities in biology, material, and computational design will eventually facilitate the fabrication of improved tissue-engineered (TE) skin constructs, making bioprinting skin an impending reality.
In such a climate of bucolic affluence and impending reality, Jacobson managed to get his first yellow card, a technical foul for calling a referee a "fool". Mansour was not amused, shaking his head at his coach between games.
It's tough to keep saying something like that – to shout it in anything but protest – with this impending reality: At some point in the next few days, it's likely that Darren Wilson will not be indicted, by the US justice department or the state of Missouri, for the extrajudicial killing of Michael Brown – an 18-year-old unarmed black man – in Ferguson, in broad daylight, three long months ago.
MEMORY LANE (2010, 98min Director: Mikhael HersCountry: FranceHers' MEMORY LANE is a film about characters caught "in between -between city and country, friendship and love, life and death, and youthful dreams and the impending realities of growing up.
While many love to bash Barnes & Noble as a disrupted dinosaur, and gleefully talk about its impending demise, the reality is that the world of American books, and bookstores, would be poorer without it.
While many love to bash Barnes & Noble as a disrupted dinosaur, and gleefully talk about its impending demise, the reality is that the world of American books, and bookstores, would be poorer without it.
But the Point Yacht Club faces an impending collision with reality.
Then the articles went out in waves, "Not all Trump supporters are racists" perhaps we can renegotiate the why and how, this seemingly impending doom became reality.
