Sentence examples for less imminent from inspiring English sources
Federal victory was even less imminent than once believed.
But the launch may now be less imminent.
But with much of Europe back on the path of growth, that seems less imminent.
"It makes the threat of a nuclear Iran less imminent," he said.
Catastrophes of all sorts are among those possible outcomes, but few scientists claim these are certain, much less imminent.
As each day passed, he was in less imminent danger of death, yet still did not wake up.
But none of the science points to an inevitable holocaust, still less an imminent one.
A Kuwaiti takeover of Liverpool looks less than imminent, with differences now emerging between members of the original consortium believed to be involved.
Trump was apparently referring to a Fox News story — I know, you're shocked — about a "caravan" of 1,200 would-be immigrants who say they are coming north through Mexico to enter the United States; they were last seen traveling on foot 900 miles south of the border, meaning the "threat" is less than imminent.
Mr Mosley points to narrowing yield spreads over the past two years between A-rated and AAA-rated municipal bonds as evidence that fear of default has been priced in (see chart).The concern for the municipal-bond market is less about an imminent deluge of defaults, and more about the lasting precedents set by places like Detroit.
Mr. Gumpert allows that raw milk is probably more hazardous than pasteurized milk, but, he says, there haven't been any reported deaths from it in the past quarter century (there have been a few deaths from pasteurized milk, but it's consumed in vastly greater quantities), which makes it seem something less than an imminent health threat.
