Sentence examples for impending trouble from inspiring English sources

Rumours of impending trouble at the Notting Hill Carnival?

One more reason for alarms to sound.The other sign of impending trouble is rapid monetary growth.

Is a fight with a roommate part of a normal transition to college life or a sign of impending trouble?

Patrick, a foreign correspondent hard to contact in Kabul, had little inkling of impending trouble, though Jan had worries.

Working with religious and community groups and local law enforcement, officials want to identify signs of impending trouble and find ways to intervene.

Evolution has stated that it had no indication of the impending trouble from tests it ran ahead of the game's release.

The arrest is a warning of impending troubles; the family holiday in Ravenna that follows is a valedictory gesture.

One of the earliest signs of the impending troubles between Mr Carter and Congress came at a breakfast that the newly elected president threw for congressional leaders.

I was reminded of that the other day when the International Crisis Group, which monitors impending troubles around the globe, reported that "negotiating Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders must join forces and embrace a collaborative, federal reunification of the island in the next few months, or see their efforts overtaken by the unstoppable dynamic of a hostile partition".

Fed Vice Chair Janet Yellen picked up on signals of impending financial troubles and highlighted them in speeches for years preceding the 2008 crash.

Thankfully the people have also changed very little despite impending financial hardship troubling many citizens – something many blame their European neighbours for not helping stave off.