Sentence examples for really imminent from inspiring English sources

Therefore, if a deal is really imminent, it may also signal the possibility of some opening of the commercial crossings.

If a deal with Chicago-based Wrigley was really imminent, though, it came out of left field.

"There are no signings really imminent at the moment, but the wheels are in motion on three or four targets," McCoist told the Rangers website.

We only pull the trigger when it's something really imminent," he said.

Yet if war is really imminent, why is one of the region's most experienced water managers doing the same thing he has done for years: tinkering?

Last month, when indications were strong that a deal really was imminent, Mr. Weizman tried to drum up support for Mr. Netanyahu in the Labor opposition and from King Hussein of Jordan and President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt -- only to find that there was no deal.

It's possible that the suppliers who gave 9to5mac this case are just plain lying that they know the specs, but if release really is imminent, it's also possible that this is the real thing.

But one lesson of 9/11 is that we may not really know when imminent is until it's too late.

My generation lived through the years of nuclear terror, culminating in the Cuba crisis of 1962 when the end of everything really did seem imminent; now all that is thankfully forgotten and anyone under 30 has no notion of it.

Yet if one reflexively opposes nuclear power or fracking and the natural gas it produces, all of which can reduce carbon emissions even if they are themselves not perfectly green, can one really believe in imminent global catastrophe, or is one thinking like a moralist who will not choose one sin over another?

Mostly small blue marlin are starting to show and the arrival of the really big blues appears imminent.