Sentence examples for so imminent from inspiring English sources

The imminent radio interview was not so imminent anymore.

Not since the end of the 1975-90 civil war, has war seemed so imminent.

However, the request for aid doesn't seem to be so imminent as expected.

With a general election so imminent, however, it is not clever.

But he now says the threat of terrorism is so imminent that there is no time for parliament to debate new counter-terrorism laws.

With the Westminster election so imminent, and the Scottish parliament election due in 2016, Labour's chances will depend on two things.

Stay tuned for the not-so-imminent but hopeful release of her own novel.

Maybe he would do so under imminent threat of being deposed.

So his imminent departure would appear to deprive Mr. Bernanke of an intellectual sparring partner, strengthening the hand of the doves on the Fed board.

So the imminent arrival of one of the EU's most ambitious pieces of regulation, the Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH), seems unlikely to lift the mood.

During the 1970'S, when one singer-songwriter after another was touted as "the new Bob Dylan," the promiscuous announcement of so many imminent successors to one of the most influential rock artists of the 60's eventually became a joke.