Sentence examples for same imminent from inspiring English sources

But if everyone checking into the hotel was in the same imminent danger, then you'd owe everyone the same warning, even those guests who hadn't been lucky enough to cross your path.

It was troubling then; it's even more troubling ten years later as President Obama uses this very same "imminent threat" theory to justify augmenting Bush's controversial drones program.

At the same time, imminent entry into the World Trade Organization has raised the allure of China.

Yet, this week, that same President whose imminent exit from office caused people to rise in thunderous applause, signed legislation that prohibits Boycott Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) against Israel from European Union countries.

But when one asks whether the same attitude toward the imminent destruction of Israel, for the same reasons, would be anti-Semitic, I think Mr. Buckley would answer -- and this is the most remarkable aspect of his book -- yes.

Subjecting children to malnutrition is illegal just the same whether it threatens imminent death, or long term harm.

But at the same RRP as the imminent mechs-and-aliens RPG of Xenoblade Chronicles X and endless creativity of Super Mario Maker, it's asking too much of consumers, for too little content.

However, these same feelings of an imminent fate beyond one's control can also have a releasing effect, even if only to a limited extent, freeing the individual from the fear of death and resulting in lower levels of death anxiety.

That decision – largely unexpected – had gay rights advocates hoping that a more thoroughgoing change in US immigration policy towards same-sex couples was imminent.

The same applies to Celtic's imminent retention of the Premiership.

To estimate the ability of commonly measured laboratory variables to predict an imminent (within the same or next calendar day) death in ward patients.