Sentence examples for yet imminent from inspiring English sources
And combining RFID technology with GPS tracking would mean that nothing need ever get lost in the supply chain again.But such magic is not yet imminent.
While the executives stressed that a deal was not yet imminent, they said T-Online had expressed the most interest in Freeserve.
Research into a new technology called thin film photovoltaics could cut costs substantially for the whole industry, but mass production of that is not yet imminent.
A deal is not yet imminent, but Enron has held discussions with India's largest private utility, Tata Power, the executives said.
Mark Jenkinson of Capco, a consultancy, foresees the emergence of a financial market in which consumers own and control their financial records and give banks access to them only when they want to do business with them.Such a world is not yet imminent.
Therefore, an individualized pain therapy based on genotyping information is not yet imminent.
Yet the imminent prospect of Progress entering government has alarmed the handful of Utoya survivors who ran as Labour candidates.
Some villages and valleys are already barricading themselves in.A Syrian denouement may not yet be imminent but the regime is tottering.
In fact, Mr. Friedman has just taken on yet another imminent opening: the Rusty Knot, which he described as a dive bar with high-caliber finger food.
And yet three imminent events could undermine the hope that has greeted his appointment in so many quarters, and unleash a new cultural clash of significant proportions to boot.
But in his strongest signal yet that imminent passage of the China trade bill was in jeopardy, Mr. Lott told reporters that waiting until September "is not as big a problem as some people fear".
