Sentence examples for the imminent question from inspiring English sources

She stopped, quickly answering the imminent question, "And I hope it's not just because I'm a member of Parliament".

This recent evolution of Zachariæ Isstrøm and its potential causes raises the imminent question about the future stability of its northern neighbor, the 79 North Glacier's floating part.

Whatever the case, Mr. Reibstein thinks that if there is a spirit in the building it is, in the end, "kept happy by all the weddings and school functions," though he quickly added that all these "good vibes" are "commingled with the imminent question of how much noise the weddings will make after 11 o'clock".

Mr. Clinton also sought to link his message about America's long-term security with the imminent political question of extending trade preferences to China, saying Congress should realize that the vote on the issue next week will have deep implications for America's security.

Given that the children of parents with hostile and self-preoccupied PDs are more likely to develop psychiatric problems than children of parents with any other psychiatric diagnoses [ 6], an imminent question is whether this risk to children extends to the normal population of parents in whom PDs are predominantly at a subclinical level.

An imminent question is whether their lower ratings of girls', but not boys', externalizing problems compared to parents' is due to more tolerance for the way girls' externalizing behavior manifests itself while boys' misbehavior is perceived as more bothersome.

There is also the question of the imminent film version of Macbeth, starring Michael Fassbender and Marion Cotillard and directed by Jason Kurzel, which is due for release in 2015.

The delay of the imminent expectation brought about the question of the fate of the dead person in the period between the death of the individual Christian and the resurrection.

Questions about the imminent closure of the innovative Fanshare scheme, as revealed by the Guardian this year, have also been tabled.

The contrast in the demeanours of the two teams' penalty-takers was unmistakable and Moyes, who refused to take questions on the imminent £37m arrival of Juan Mata, admitted that his own players' confidence was shot-at.

Moyes, whose press secretary shut down any questions about the imminent signing of Mata, did not look as distraught as he might have been, when he gave his press conference.