Sentence examples for is imminent was from inspiring English sources

An announcement is "imminent", was all his agent Simon Bayliff would say this week, and it is possible that a deal could be announced as soon as the week after the British Tour.

The average cost (per 10,000 patients) to administer magnesium sulphate to patients in whom preterm birth at < 32+0 weeks gestation is imminent was estimated to be $57.08 per patient.

A: The signs that a disruption is imminent are often quite subtle.

What is imminent is the replacement of parts of jobs through AI but also through robotics.

What he asks for when war is imminent is a special pass to the frontier.

And the Israeli opposition, sensing that a return to the talks is imminent, is gearing up for battle.

The demonization that comes when war is imminent is very dangerous and a very common practice in many conflicts around the world.

Two months later, the only thing that is imminent are more doubts about a manager who has helped make Steinbrenner millions and helped make the Yankees perennial winners.

Choosing what should replace the current strain in next winter's vaccine, a decision that is imminent, is not straightforward, said McCauley.

The second big reason no paradigm change is imminent is that there are not enough new and sufficiently developed economic ideas waiting in the wings to coalesce into a new economic paradigm.

Preemptive strikes by countries that reasonably believe that an attack upon them is imminent are controversial but permissible under international law, provided that the criteria of necessity and proportionality are present.