Sentence examples for only imminent from inspiring English sources

But instead the only imminent danger was the indignity of a life-jacket tan-line.

Now, as was only imminent six months ago, the pair are opposing managers.

When a race stops caring for its young, its extinction is not only imminent but well deserved.

The only imminent danger is that the dollar could slide sharply against Asian currencies, as it has against the euro.

The only imminent change, Wilpon said, could be to the personnel, depending "on what happens in the next week or so and what the opportunities are".

And yet, although several companies are working on holographic storage technology, the only imminent commercial offering is a high-end system from InPhase, of Longmont, CO, a spinoff of Alcatel and Lucent Technology's Bell Labs.

This year, change seems not only possible but imminent.

It's such an impressive performance that stadiums seem not only possible but imminent.

Despite the concerns, many say that the conversion is not only inevitable, but imminent.

After my day with the impressive, though imperfect, F3DM, I see that Chinese cars electric and affordable — are not only possible, but imminent.

During the tumultuous years of the English Revolution and Restoration, national crises like civil wars and the execution of the king convinced Englishmen that the end of the world was not only inevitable but imminent.