Sentence examples for the imminent prospect from inspiring English sources

Yet even then, there was the imminent prospect of Petit being dislodged by a police helicopter.

Like they said of the imminent prospect of the hangman, it concentrated the mind.

Yet the imminent prospect of Progress entering government has alarmed the handful of Utoya survivors who ran as Labour candidates.

Faced with eviction, he was staring last month at the imminent prospect of joining the teeming ranks of the homeless.

But many others live in limbo, encouraged by the government to believe in the imminent prospect of return to the breakaway regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia.

After all, there is the imminent prospect of Pippa's guide to engagements: "Getting engaged, which is generally followed by getting married, is a very exciting time.

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But the chaotic events also underscore how far away Turkey remains from joining the European Union, an outcome held out as an imminent prospect by the Vote Leave campaign, led by Boris Johnson – now British foreign secretary – only weeks ago.

In South Africa, the continent's most powerful country, where democracy is fairly well established and independent institutions fairly robust, there is no imminent prospect of the African National Congress being voted out.

The prime minister is on safer territory here: there is no realistic or imminent prospect of an EU army.

Rather than rule it out, he said that there was no imminent prospect.