Sentences with word «imminent»

Why would any insurance company willingly increase their overall exposure during a time of imminent threat?

And, in the meantime, continue processing the short sale under the assumption of imminent danger of default.

Workers are less likely to save as much for retirement if they fear they're in imminent danger of losing their jobs.

The problem with the author is that she DOES N'T deal with imminent death.

In the third, the artists set up a fence, a bridge, rolled up paintings and drawings, and the back of a train car that seems poised for imminent departure.

The average consumer fears being faced with the threat of imminent death from unseen foes lurking in the shared bathroom of their budget hostel.

You know, so imminent return could mean three thousand years or 30 thousand years — or it could be tomorrow.

Moreover, there are dogs that were able to serve their masters even up to the time that they need to rescue them from imminent danger.

The government also wants to increase the preventive capacity at the Danish center for cyber security to increase its ability to better catch and inform about imminent cyber threats, he said.

The Rescue Crew was created especially to help fill a need in the local rescue community for shelter animals facing imminent risk of euthanasia without rescue support.

While the existence of global warming was fiercely debated for decades, ocean acidification has been rapidly accepted by the scientific community as a real and imminent hazard.

It is not imminent at the moment but some negotiations are going on.

Good news: the legal profession is not facing imminent death at the hands of digital technology.

One of the most discussed financial topics of the past couple years is the seemingly imminent end of the 30 + year bull market in bonds.

Changing Market While the pet product industry is by no means showing signs of imminent demise, there are a few trends that could spell trouble for pet retailers.

Special emphasis is placed on those children at imminent risk of being dismissed from their child care setting.

Part of my blog was trying to make good fun of colleagues in the industry who were getting close to releasing a product announced as imminent over a year ago.

But that seems imminent now, and I couldn't be more excited.

Three interesting items in the inbox today, each of which reflects a different facet of the many forces hard at work on producing imminent changes to the profession.

Of course, there was strong criticism of this idea that continuing economic growth will lead to catastrophe in the relatively imminent future.

The clock is a symbol of the threat of humanity's imminent destruction from nuclear or biological weapons, climate change and other human - caused disasters.

Rather, he says, «it tells us which species in the emergency room is most at risk» and identifies those that may be in more imminent danger than previously recognized.

What has become certain, though, is that supposed climate «scientists» and models predicting imminent doom were wrong yet again.

If a collision appears imminent, the car will warn the driver and, ultimately, apply the brakes on its own.

However, both main British political parties continue to insist that the world is facing imminent disaster without drastic cuts in CO2.

That time is long gone, and ignition still doesn't look imminent.

One couple facing the husband's imminent retirement struggled with the feelings and practical decisions this would bring.

No business is safe from imminent loss, unless it has a strong loss prevention system in place.

Again, like the Beware of Dog sign, it signals imminent danger, without expanding on what that danger entails.

Stocks appear to be in an extended top formation much like 2000 and 2007, so our inclination is more toward patient discipline than aggressive expectations of imminent market losses.

As for imminent action, that is still being sorted out.

This new provisional remedy system also enables the party to prevent imminent danger during the determination procedure.

Even then, the trends over the last 30 years and last 3 years don't forecast imminent disappearance of the ice, only the trend from about 2002 to 2006.

«It usually happens to me in a mood or state of imminent events», he explains.

The proposal that we are facing imminent climate catastrophe ought to be comical.

I think the crash is also imminent as the Chinese government will catch up with its people.

A sum of # 5.5 billion will be required for repair works on schools and further # 1.2 billion is needed to replace parts of buildings at «serious risk of imminent failure».

But apparently, it's the real deal, though most likely an accident than a precursor to imminent updates.

The Rule is not legally effective until 60 days after it is published, and it does not contain imminent deadlines.

Much better if you want the car to keep going to keep your foot off the brake until and unless you see imminent danger.

Do you think social media analysis can indicate imminent price movements?

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