Sentence examples for probably imminent from inspiring English sources

An intellectual secular exodus from Turkey is probably imminent.

After more than two decades in prison, Mr. Lopez spent the last two days on edge, hardly sleeping, knowing that his release was probably imminent.

A decision regarding the veteran cornerback Jason Sehorn is probably imminent, and unless he is willing to accept a restructured contract, he will most likely be cut.

As the disease gripped – in October 1348 rather than the late summer others suggested, reaching its height in April 1349 – the numbers of wills soared as panic-striken wealthy citizens realised their deaths were probably imminent.

(An El Niño is probably imminent now).

The demotion was probably imminent anyway.

Such cases are probably not imminent.

The departure of the Federal Reserve's chairman is probably not imminent.

But more criminal indictments are probably not imminent, as prosecutors work to build cases.

A fund manager with a large investment in Pru said: "I suspect it [the IMF] is probably not imminent now but I don't think he will be short of offers in the commercial world, either.

So is TTIP (Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership), though it is less dangerous and, as things currently stand, probably not imminent.