Sentence examples similar to impending resolution from inspiring English sources

"An impending closure threatens that.

What makes the tension between the pair compelling is the flagrant inappropriateness of any kind of sexual relationship, the sense not of deferred romantic resolution but impending doom.

One of Delaware's three delegates to the Continental Congress, Rodney had been away in Delaware when he got word of the impending vote on the resolution for independence.

And in European, markets riots in Greece and Spain will no longer be the barometer of impending doom, but of positive resolution as budget constraints bite workers who have been paid forever to do very little.

No resolution is imminent.

This resulted in resolution of headaches, prevention of impending wound breakdown and normalisation of ICP data.

Besides the potential for a sell the news situation part of the today's decline could have been due to the impending government shutdown this Friday if a continuing resolution is not passed.

Riding on politics-as-usual are some daunting issues that need resolution: sequester; the budget and another impending fiscal cliff; the still-fragile economy; gun control; immigration; Social Security; Medicare reform; and infrastructure.

The monitoring of chlorophyll concentrations with higher spatial and temporal resolutions may provide early information about impending coastal earthquakes.

As we prepare to bid 2012 adieu here in Washington, a phalanx of cameras are trained on Congress as they attempt to fulfill one of their old resolutions and to stave off the impending gloom portended by the "fiscal cliff".

No doubt the Christmas period had a big part to play as did the impending new year, with visions of new year's resolutions driving demand for activewear (which has seen its own rise), but it also shows, as Smith explains: "the enormity of the trend currently - backed up by our active lifestyles and changing attitudes towards casual dress".