Examples of 'more imminent' in a sentence
Meaning of "more imminent"
more imminent - something that is more likely to happen soon or in the near future
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But there are far more imminent threats.
More imminent than pain.
Language problems also become more imminent.
But the more imminent surprise will be taxes.
The threat has never been more imminent.
Nothing is more imminent than the impossible… what we must always foresee is the unforeseen.
But now the danger is even more imminent.
To predict more imminent events, researchers have investigated the vibrations Earth elicits before a quake.
I do believe that day is more imminent than ever.
Thus, the danger of the weaponization of outer space is becoming ever more imminent.
The danger more imminent.
I get the impression your own opinion is the more imminent.
Republicans see Obama as more imminent threat than Putin.
The threat of war has never been more real nor more imminent.
In truth, Obama himself has created a far more imminent disaster with his nuclear deal.
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The advent of another Cold War seems to become more and more imminent.
Death seemed more imminent.
The release of Max Payne Retribution is becoming more and more imminent.
Been so much more imminent.
As they approach each other, mutual destruction becomes more and more imminent.
How ever, demographic pressures are far greater and more imminent in most other industrial countries.
But the challenge faced by China & apos ; s leadership seems to grow more imminent.
It might be prudent to resolve… the more imminent problem, uh, forthwith.
With Christmas fast approaching, toy shopping is becoming more imminent.
Mr President, much more imminent is the forthcoming meeting of Education Ministers on 24 May.
There is a languor of the life more imminent than pain.
I hope I am not interrupting . But as my imminent departure Grows more imminent.
And the serious danger may actually be more imminent than you think.
Thus, with advancing age, the propensity to fall becomes more imminent.
Never does this proximity of the unknown seem more imminent than in storms at sea.
Climate change no less dangerous than nuclear weapons, and it was a more imminent threat.
Contact with extraterrestrial life grows more imminent with each new day.
Oh, you finally decided where you're going. But as my imminent departure grows more imminent.
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Mankind 's annihilation will become even more imminent.
Currently, the hard-liners from the North pose a more imminent threat than IRIS.
However, in 2020 the drag from decreasing goods trade will become more imminent.
Well, it 's becoming more imminent.
But as my imminent departure Grows more imminent.
Therefore, the need for scientific debate is now more imminent than ever.
As Nazi Germany 's downfall become more and more imminent.
The danger became, day by day, more imminent.
For some countries, however, the socio-economic threat is more imminent than for others.
Sinn Fein leader, Brexit makes Irish unity ' a more imminent reality '.
Oh, you finally decided where you're going. Grows more imminent.
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