Sentence examples for report imminent from inspiring English sources
The Irish and British news media regularly report imminent breakthroughs, though none have materialized.
With the Truth and Reconciliation Report imminent, this chance encounter shakes the fragile equilibrium of Silas's family.
As discussed previously, researchers are ethically obligated to report imminent risk of life-threatening self-harm in certain research contexts.
After a strong 2012 for stock markets and with fourth-quarter earnings reports imminent, JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs are again near that level.
China's media eagerly reported imminent construction of the world's tallest tower.
In any case, she said, no report is imminent.
1.07pm: Andrew Sparrow, guardian.co.uk's senior political correspondent, is in Westminster monitoring the political reaction to the report's imminent publication.
(Last week, Margaret Talbot, who has been covering the marriage fight for The New Yorker, wrote a blog post about the shift in tactics; her post-election report is imminent).
Then, on Tuesday, a report about imminent defaults on two large commercial mortgages sent the price of bonds backed by those loans tumbling.
He added that traders tended to avoid big exposure when news with such market-moving potential as the monthly labor market report was imminent.
A separate investigation by the IAAF ethics commission, led by the highly respected QC Michael Beloff, is also looking at the activities of other former senior IAAF figures – although it is not thought that Beloff's report is imminent.
