Sentence examples for of the impending changes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Metviner was aware of the impending changes from Stamps.com, but stopped short of calling them improvements.

In a recent survey by Jobsite 66% of employees said that given the opportunity they would request flexible working, although more than 75% were unaware of the impending changes.

This month, Scottish Widows published research showing that more than half of the UK's workers were "completely unaware" of the impending changes – though that was before the advertising blitz kicked off.

As dire as their warnings about the long-term consequences of heat-trapping emissions have been, many of them fear they may still be underestimating the speed and severity of the impending changes.

Many say they have been intimidated with repeated notices regarding rent or other matters, and that they were never notified of the impending changes in their buildings (the city says it notifies residents only if more than half the building will be used).

In a reference to the impending change of leadership in Washington, Art Sasse, a spokesman for PacifiCorp, said: "It's a flexible framework that recognizes that the administration is going to be passing the baton.

The votes came against the backdrop of the impending change in control of the Senate.

The cases that the Bacchus Court cited in support of its new rule in fact provided no notice whatsoever of the impending change.

In greenhouse micro-ecosystems, researchers will add extra nutrients to trigger such a flip, while working to identify early indicators of the impending change.

Local television stations in many markets have held digital TV tests, temporarily turning off their analog signal and informing viewers of the impending change.

Even when people within the organization warn of the impending change (and somebody nearly always does), their warnings are usually ignored.