Sentence examples for no impending from inspiring English sources

Asked on Thursday about US plans to take in more refugees, White House spokesman Josh Earnest said there are no "impending policy changes" and that the US will continue to offer aid to Europe.

Here, the statute itself contemplates material delay; no impending danger demands immediate action.

"There is no impending reason, only my desire to move on and get on with the rest of my life".

For example, contacts in Ealing and Hammersmith and Fulham report no impending disturbance of the status quo.

If so, this is generally a low-stress time because there are no impending meetings, no bosses over their shoulders, no one rushing them or hurrying them to get things done or get to various places, etc.

While there are no impending talent changes, the co-host of "Today" Matt Lauer signed a contract last year that is believed to be his last at the show.

The project was partly financed by government money dedicated for the eldercare area and distributed via SALAR with no restrictions impending the research content or publications.

The doom is no longer impending; it's here.

There are no pieces about impending ecological catastrophes.

The rally was peace ful, and there was no ap parent impending violence.

Investors are a little more skittish about Spanish and Italian bonds than they had been, but there is no sense of impending disaster.