Sentence examples for might be impending from inspiring English sources
The fact that the police were wearing their revolvers and the continual passage of patrols also helped to keep up the illusion that disturbances might be impending.
Sweat, if not blood, was impending.
The holidays, and the enforced togetherness they bring, are impending.
Controlling the development of high myopia is impending.
Wilkin (2001) suggested that three accelerators might be responsible: an impending β-cell death, insulin resistance, and a genetic propensity to develop β-cell autoimmunity [22].
Throughout the interview, she was relaxed and jaunty, laughing even when asked whether she was concerned that her campaign might be jeopardized by the impending report by an independent counsel, Robert W. Ray, who is still investigating the failed Whitewater land deal and her role in other matters, like the firings of several employees in the White House travel office.
It then considers a much newer metric which, on examples to date, might be a predictor of impending transitions: the crashing of stock markets is an example of such a transition, early warning of which, would be highly desirable.
Parts of the United States might be bracing for an impending snowstorm but elsewhere in the world, it's summer and it's balmy as hell out.
In South Korea, there are still worries that the reunions might be disrupted because of the impending military drills.
So with more moderate tourism operators speaking out, efforts to hide the reef's impending death might be failing.
