Sentence examples for the imminent future from inspiring English sources
In the imminent future, the firm will introduce its much awaited "N1" initiative.
Biblical prophecies in the Qumrān commentaries refer to persons and events of the recent past, the present, or the imminent future.
Such brains enable their possessors to learn and remember, to recognise the present in the context of the immediate past and the imminent future.
Steve Berman, a lawyer for the Prescription Access Litigation Project, said that Judge Stein's summary of the OxyContin patent case described "a classic situation that I'm sure will result in litigation in the imminent future".
Constitutional lawyers, however, are confident enough in the imminent future of nationwide marriage equality to insist that anything less would require an extraordinarily complex – even unprecedented – reading in stark contrast with the court's recent history and occasionally overt political leanings.
"I've found myself back in the land of the living, and it's kind of difficult to adjust my consciousness back from the idea that death is a terrible thing in the imminent future".
What's more, in this imminent future, BMWs are driverless, Fitbits talk back and Nasa has been privatised.
As Al Gore notes toward the end of "An Inconvenient Truth," the film in which he charts the grim, imminent future of global warming, terrorism is not the only, nor necessarily the most urgent, problem confronting us today.
I also don't handle saying goodbye to TV shows well, so it's likely I'll begin a rewatch of the series from episode 1 in the very imminent future.
The chosen tools include both prominent commercial tools and research prototypes, so that both current and imminent future state-of-the-art is considered.
We posited that the AA subscale would be strongly associated with the anticipatory dental anxiety (ADA) items of the MDAS as individuals who tend to be 'physiological reactors' [ 42] will score highly on items that indicate imminent future exposure to the dental situation.
