Sentence examples for impending wave of from inspiring English sources
Amid worries about lifts' revolutionary effects, doctors warned of an impending wave of "elevator sickness".
There are a number of ways to mitigate the impending wave of foreclosures.
He cited an impending wave of new products from larger competitors and the general lack of desirable and high quality apps for BlackBerry 10.
The impending wave of retirements by baby boomers, who start hitting age 65 next year, threatens another blow to congregational income.
Many foreigners have been selling to local Spanish banks temporarily flush with cash from the European Central Bank's cheap lending program, even though Spain's banks have an impending wave of real estate loans at risk of going into default.
NEW DELHI — As India prepares to adopt new import regulations designed to thwart spying and sabotage, the country's mobile phone operators say the costs of implementing the rules could squeeze their thin profits even further and accelerate an impending wave of consolidation in the industry.
The first reaction will be, understandably, to search out the back story, the real story – the undisclosed carcinogenic time bomb, the incipient Alzheimer's, the impending next wave of scandal that pushed him from the pontiff's chair.
That is unless you're factoring in how the wave of impending drug suspensions is mucking all this up.
MR. GANSKE -- So then you write a letter to Ken Lay and you say, "I am incredibly nervous that we will implode in a wave of impending scandals"...
Likewise, fury over the impending legislation spawned a new wave of activism.
A future government could change its mind on the project, Whitehall's official spending watchdog has said, warning of a "tidal wave" of pressures from an impending Brexit.
