Sentence examples for reportedly imminent from inspiring English sources

This, after all, is 2016, when western capitals are on high alert and a terror attack on London is reportedly imminent.

"IF a war were to break out between Iran and Israel, whose side would you be on?" someone asked me on Facebook a few weeks ago, when an Israeli strike against Iran's nuclear facilities was reportedly imminent.

As WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange stews in a British jail, with a U.S. indictment reportedly imminent on top of the alleged Swedish sex crimes he was arrested for in the first place, some of his former staffers are already preparing to launch a competing site for whistleblowers called OpenLeaks.

In August, in a letter to Clare Short, Britain's minister for international development, he reportedly predicted an imminent Rwandan invasion.

The meeting reportedly produced no imminent changes to US policy.

On Sunday night, Barat put the gossip mill into overdrive by reportedly telling Gigslutz that an imminent reunion was "very much a possibility" and that fans should "keep the 5th July free".

"Nothing is imminent," one person reportedly said.

Specifically, did the dozens of people reportedly killed all pose a "direct and imminent threat"?

They will discuss the ongoing crisis in Cyprus and then move on to the imminent one in Slovenia before, reportedly, agreeing to extend the bailouts for Ireland and Portugal.

Last month, the editors of its newspapers were reportedly instructed to avoid talk of an imminent recession (in case that might hasten one), and to provide pro-Israeli coverage of the Middle East.

Despite the tough rhetoric, a top Israeli official reportedly told Reuters that Israel has no imminent plans for a unilateral attack on Iran.