Sentence examples for looming change from inspiring English sources

The Labor leader, Bill Shorten, was asked on Wednesday morning about the looming change in Australia's threat alert level.

The looming change in regulations means that Wilcox may no longer be able to legally produce his own medication.

Another looming change is body cameras, which combined with dashboard cameras will keep beat officers under near continuous scrutiny, potentially inflicting career-denting "dings" for minor lapses, such as not wearing a seatbelt.

Xiang's pencil worked furiously as her classmates served up queries and probes about why people who work in silos are harder to bring on board, or whether she herself was nervous about the looming change, or what the first milestone in the process would be, or who her biggest advocates might be.

That is not particularly surprising given the looming change in leadership.The Fed didn't meet this week, but a new round of comments from members of the Federal Open Market Committee have prompted some commentary on when it might begin scaling back its purchases.

Variously sent on their way by the expenses crisis, the prospect of restrictions on second jobs, the looming change of government and the attractions of retirement, 35 Tories, seven Liberal Democrats and six "others" have announced they are standing down ��� though their ranks are dwarfed by a Labour roll-call that ­currently tops 80 MPs.

How should people prepare for the looming changes?

Looming changes to stock market listing rules were also blamed for triggering the decline.

But that's all supposed to change as a result of the new financial regulation measure and looming changes to international capital standards.

With looming changes at wide receiver, the decision of what to do offensively still comes down to overhauling the running game versus overhauling the passing game.

Now, even as regulators miss deadlines to complete the rules, some industry players say they are well prepared for the looming changes.