Sentence examples for will be imminent from inspiring English sources

It has to get done or a debt crisis will be imminent.

Most Palestinians are aware that by then some sort of an agreement will have been reached with Israel or another bust-up will be imminent.

As the frequency of cyanobacterial harmful algal blooms (CyanoHABs) become more common in recreational lakes and water supply reservoirs, demand for rapid detection and temporal monitoring will be imminent for effective management.

"The surplus equipment is valued at £786,000 and like the laptops is held in storage pending a decision by the Welsh government which we hope will be imminent on their future use".

Still, both Lichtman and Tiefer maintain that the opposite is more likely that once people have the details about what allegedly occurred, a demand for action will be imminent.

In other words, any move on Baghdad, which Da'ish insists will come, is unlikely to be imminent, but will have to wait until the area already seized is 'secured', and its frontiers controlled.

"Anything's possible in this business, but we have nothing imminent and I don't know that there will be anything imminent by training camp," Nash said.

There will be no imminent leadership challenge.

The next "block" will be the imminent announcement of a chairperson for the main Ipso board.

One side is arguing that the entire pod will be in imminent danger if not forced into warmer waters soon, but the other is not so sure.

The court's unexpected decision to slam the door on pending appeals meant there will be no imminent ruling on the constitutionality of gay marriage nationwide.