Sentence examples for likely imminent from inspiring English sources

He seems remarkably unfazed by his likely imminent demise.

Andrew P. Scipione, the New South Wales police commissioner, said the attack was "likely imminent" when the raids occurred.

When his mother was informed by phone that he had been hurt, the caller said his death was most likely "imminent".

The capital payments [£21,000 in his case] have long since been spent, often on the advice of medical consultants on the basis of likely imminent death.

A lawyer for Argentina, sounding fatigued, summed up the matter baldly: "We simply cannot pay everybody across the board, and we point out that the result of that is a very likely imminent default".

Of the two main contenders to replace him, Bob Rae, the former NDP premier of Ontario, has become the de facto leader of the coalition, while Michael Ignatieff, the former BBC commentator, Harvard professor and international relations expert, has distanced himself from it, an early sign of disagreement within the Liberal party and of the likely imminent demise of the coalition.

No one is saying that such a shift is likely or imminent, but the odds aren't as trivial as some might like to believe.

Even now Stephen has maintained an irregular series of updates to his hundreds of thousands of Facebook and Twitter followers, acknowledging his likely and imminent fate while stressing how content he is to have made such a difference.

The letter threatening legal action accuses the Government of a lack of clarity or consistency in its various justifications for the attack, claiming it has at has variously claimed the Isis targets posed a "potential," "direct," "likely" or "imminent" threats to the UK.

In April 2014, Shi realized her "termination of employment would likely be imminent," according to Zhang's complaint, and told Yahoo Human Resources that Zhang had forced her to have sex.

Still, there is ambiguity to the terms "likely" and "imminent".