Sentence examples for to be imminent from inspiring English sources

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to be imminent

verb

To exist; to have real existence.

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Groundbreaking was said to be imminent.

Now a decision is said to be imminent.

The first criminal charges are said to be imminent.

The full report was supposed to be imminent.

Last week, a decision was rumored to be imminent.

A government response to the committee's report is overdue and said to be "imminent".

It also suggested that, contrary to speculation, no plea deal appeared to be imminent.

Another settlement is said to be imminent over the destruction of e-mails requested by investigators.

Microsoft Office for the iPad seems to be imminent, but wait, it's not made by Microsoft?

Her departure, accompanied by her younger son, was said to be imminent.

These people described the talks as advanced, though no announcement appeared to be imminent.

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