Sentence examples for look imminent from inspiring English sources
More tries look imminent.
Funding picked up too once a change in government began to look imminent.
But he owns a staunchly pro-government paper.A challenge to the mighty president does not look imminent, though he is on his guard.
Investment projects already under way should be substantial enough to stop African GDP growth from collapsing.Nor does a general squeeze on public spending look imminent.
Some Japanese officials, including Shinzo Abe, the chief cabinet secretary and likely successor to Junichiro Koizumi, the prime minister, have this week raised the possibility of pre-emptive strikes at North Korean missile facilities should an attack on Japan look imminent (though Japan at the moment lacks the capability actually to do it).
Détente with the United States, now headed by that old appeaser Joseph P. Kennedy, is in its early stages, but it may come undone if documentary truth about the Holocaust surfaces, a possibility that starts to look imminent when a string of old Nazi functionaries are found murdered.
That call looks imminent.
A second sub looks imminent.
A residency challenge looks imminent.
In each of the last three years, it looked imminent.
