Sentence examples for most imminent from inspiring English sources

What has changed is their perception of the most imminent or serious threats to that world.

These were reduced to 11, focused on the world's "biggest, most imminent, least well resourced problems".

"The barred owl is the most imminent challenge," said Paul Henson, the Fish and Wildlife Service's team leader for the recovery plan.

For Mr. Obama, the most imminent blessings are avoiding a default and delaying the next fight over raising the debt limit until after the 2012 election.

The most imminent decision is whether to extend the payroll-tax cut and unemployment insurance, both of which are set to expire at the end of February.

The Colorado has women in the crew, and the captain's most imminent fear of attack is the possibility of a sexual harassment charge against one of his men.

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

When the adrenaline is really pumping in your assailant, the attack is most likely imminent.

The most obvious and imminent flashpoint is Kosovo.

Knowing poor weather was forecast and high tides imminent, most British teams had left by 5pm, soon after the Chinese workers arrived.

Ruthie is what you might call humor-challenged; she's most interested in imminent disaster, like the cancer that threatens us all, just outside the door.