Sentences with phrase «to come at any moment»

Rewards cards: Source of complaints, but historically popular The surge in complaints comes at a moment when the popularity of rewards cards has reached an all - time high.

Shame, so many products coming at the moment but nothing here yet.

I try to distract myself and not think that this little baby could come at any moment now!

But the finger pointing toward Moscow also comes at a moment of escalating tensions.

The rollout of the new Naked bar products also comes at a moment when the juice category is experiencing weakness as Americans have become concerned about their consumption of sugar.

«We have to be prepared to respond to the flood of money that can come at any moment from the Koch Brothers or from any other extremely well - moneyed corporate interests,» Sikora said.

Cloudflare's announcement comes at a moment when internet users are perhaps more concerned about privacy than ever before — but the timing could also be confusing to some.

«Tillerson's firing comes at a moment of volatility on both strategic and economic fronts.

Parents, teachers and pastors all share the responsibility for seizing this opportunity, which comes at a moment when marriage and the family are crumbling in our culture and society.

In other words, if the words «believes in me» refer to believing in Christ for the Holy Spirit then that means the Holy Spirit doesn't come at the moment of saving faith.

We should remember that the Quartet's success was never guaranteed; its initial intervention came at a moment when Tunisia was still in a post-revolutionary mindset, without a constitution and without stable legitimate institutions.

The campaign to repeal the Fixed - term Parliaments Act comes at a moment in time when the UK's majoritarian vision of democracy is suffering a deep crisis of legitimacy.

The embassy's move from Tel Aviv and President Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital — reversing decades of American foreign policy — comes at a moment so fraught with both pride and peril that Israelis seem not to know what to feel.

But the back - to - back events came at a moment when their political trajectories are diverging.

The center - right rock star's tour comes at a moment when the Republican Party has been tacking sharply to the right in many national races, and reflects the variety of voices the party is currently looking to as it defines itself heading into 2012.

Raoul Peck's impeccable and rigorous film I Am Not Your Negro comes at a moment when cinema is creating new conversations about race.

But it takes a twist on combat as Cobalt has slow - mo mechanics that can make game changing moves come at any moment!

This attention comes at a moment when U.S. institutions have begun to more fervently embrace Latin American women artists, and Brazilians in particular, as demonstrated by the monographic exhibitions of Lygia Pape at the Met and Lygia Clark and Tarsila do Amaral at MoMA.

«However, this difficulty comes at a moment when we are attempting to persuade others to join us in like ventures.»

The risk comes at the moment of conversion.»

This transfer comes at a moment when Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are trying to bounce back after major corrections took place at the start of the year.

But it's important to know that CTAs don't always have to come at the moment of purchase.

Take this sentence, for instance — coming at a moment when Ishmael is bound to Queequeg, who is performing some dangerous work:

These teachings were not the program of a twentieth century liberal to bring in the Kingdom of God; rather, they were the absolute demand of the Kingdom itself which Jesus believed would come at any moment.

He could come at any moment, and so we must always be on the alert.

Of the parables in Luke 12 on the thief at night and the waiting servants, he said that «both warn of an event which may come at any moment and catch out those who are unprepared with disastrous consequences.

In an atomic age, destruction might come at any moment.

It came at a moment in the game where it was absolutely important for Watford.

They waited for much longer than I would've imagined, convinced that kids would come at any moment.

It came at the moment when Gov. David Paterson was trying to put the Senate and Assembly leadership on the spot about why they can't simply vote the budget he proposed up or down.

The debate, which took place in Stephens Auditorium on the campus of Iowa State University, came at a moment of increasing intensity in the Republican campaign.

The broad contours of a «framework» deal among Cuomo, Heastie, and Flanagan could come at any moment.

In fact, the cuts in public health expenditure, which are being implemented in response to a general economic crisis, are coming at a moment when health systems need more — not fewer — resources, among other reasons, to deal with the adverse health effects associated with unemployment.

I can't believe that little man can come at any moment — let's hope it's when you're a little more settled and already started your maternity leave!

Finding reciprocity — in the eyes of the law, your partner, your colleagues — is the essence of this documentary, one that comes at a moment that desperately lacks it.

For many real estate investors and brokers, the opportunity to invest in the perfect property can come at any moment.

He should be a person who can come at a moment's notice.

A demo is now obtainable for Kirby Battle Royale on 3DS and one for Dragon Quest Builders on Switch is coming at the moment.

Coming at a moment of terrible uncertainty, «Tomorrow is Another Day» is a narrative of ruin, violence, agency, and possibility, a story of ambition and belief in art's capacity to engage us all in urgent and profound conversations, and even action.»

«The Helen Frankenthaler Foundation gift is coming at a moment of critical development that Showhegan has been undertaking for the last twelve to eighteen months,» director Katie Sonnenborn told Andy Battaglia of Artnews, in reference to their campus - wide renovation that is in its early stages.

Coming at a moment when manifestos, having ceased to spearhead artistic movements, seem ripe for reinvention, Manifesto Marathon collects statements and declarations of all kinds from artists and contributors from the worlds of literature, design, science, philosophy, music and film.

The Mermaid staff was never summoned, but I was well aware they would come at a moment's notice if needed.