'looming future' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a future event or period of time that seems threatening or uncertain. For example, "The political situation in the Middle East casts a looming future of further conflict and instability."
A looming future and a crushing past overlap the place.
Medina is a picture of Somalia's past and possibly its looming future.
The time is the looming future, the landscape is dry and stripped of greenery, and, to cap it all, Max is a prisoner.
Worries about looming future tax increases to deal with budget deficits would then add to the feel-bad climate.Easing the way to euro entry?
He's more sceptical about the looming future of automation than some, but still thinks a basic income is the best route to greater security in an insecure economy.
The looming future is a mere diversion on the Juan MacLean's second album, a dance-floor odyssey with subversively pensive designs.
One man wrote, 'My mother used to make egg salad with this same food mill you sell.' " It certainly took my mind off the looming, lonely future, if only for a few minutes.
With St George's Lane, their base for over 100 years, sold to clear debts and a groundshare with fierce local rivals Kidderminster Harriers looming, the future of manager Carl Heeley's beloved, but beleaguered club was far from certain.
With a chance to use these weapons looming, the future could come sooner rather than later.
With no sign of intervention or an end to the violence – and several more months of cold weather looming – the future for Syria's displaced residents does not look bright.
She added: "Not only has social media added new complexities to their daily lives, but looming, uncertain futures just add to this stress".
