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Meanings of impending in English
Close in time; about to occur.
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Examples for "imminent"
Examples for "imminent"
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However, there was no evidence that any specific government initiative was imminent.
2
And yes, that is clearly the most imminent crisis facing the country.
3
Your new film is almost out, yes? Chesna said it was imminent.
4
My father saw the imminent fall of Russia as a good sign.
5
A source familiar with NSN's strategy said no such deal was imminent.
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Prosecutors said they might reopen the case if new information was forthcoming.
2
Help may be forthcoming but, first, Iraq's political leaders must help themselves.
3
The message from the Central Bank on the forthcoming Budget is clear.
4
Document II mentions the forthcoming 'elections for the President of the Republic'.
5
They hope as their work goes global more funding will be forthcoming.
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Away to the headwaters of the Missouri, Now quelled by many impendent damns.
2
Instead now "impendent-Democrat" Lieberman faces a mammoth task defending his lead.
3
From the scythed moon impendent over all.
4
Fishman said the group will target two key markets: impendent power plants and adding solar projects to existing coal and natural gas-fired plants.
5
Yet of the two the gloomier face showed below the count's coronet, for Perion did not relish the impendent interview with King Theodoret.
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Merkel said authorities would use all means at hand to fight anti-Semitism.
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Schwalger said police always acted in accordance with the situation at hand.
3
This will not help to address the real, complex problem at hand.
4
Remember the topic at hand for today is borders, walls and immigration.
5
The danger was immediate; the solution was at hand-andprobably even therapeutic.
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The day was late in the spring; summer was close at hand.
2
Matthew thought the time for building an ark was close at hand.
3
Yet even more monstrous exaggerations of Nature seemed disturbingly close at hand.
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The familiar was far away, while the bizarre was close at hand.
5
The boiled portion remains in charred bamboo internodes placed close at hand.
Usage of impending in English
1
The public is unaware of the impending crisis, unlike people in Europe.
2
For the ECB the situation was complicated by an impending court case.
3
Potentially doctors would be able to warn patients of an impending problem.
4
You might expect chaos and disruption given the impending week of freedom.
5
Three cases of ruptured and 1 case of impending rupture are reported.
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The news of their impending deportation was therefore extremely shocking to me.
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Perhaps one reason is to help warn us against impending parasite attack.
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The origins of Britain's impending energy crisis go back half a century.
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Besides, Cerberus needs the UAW's lobbyists to help fight impending fuel-economy regulations.
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This was augmented by the widespread sense of crisis and impending marvels.
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This year, rumours of an impending invasion began circulating in late winter.
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US bond markets have recently sent warning signals of an impending recession.
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The software company released a statement late Tuesday applauding the impending announcement.
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The impending referendum also had him thinking about failings in the law.
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The young wolf and the horses seemed to sense an impending change.
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The sense of impending tragedy is never far away from these lovers.
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Ireland
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Australia
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