The need of a realm of another for catharsis and abandon is impending.
And if you think the credit crunch is bad, then just wait for the impending 'climate crunch'.
A bluff, perhaps. But it has raised fears of an impending strike and of a clash of something more serious than words.
Officials said that the readings at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant Tuesday morning were not at levels to cause “harm to human health,” but anxiety about impending disaster persists.
Rumors of impending sanctions can demoralize.
It is the science of things to come, of impending developments.
Then his voice grew serious, the way a coach might caution his team about the impending face-off with a deceptively courteous opponent.
SPEND any time in Brazil and you will get used to hearing the impending football World Cup (in 2014) and Olympics (in 2016) used as justification for all manner of boondoggles.
Against a background of impending famine, heavy fighting took place.
You might be able to track log growth or look for an increase in secondary log allocations, which might indicate some impending space issues in the database.
If the Tories win, they will send a startling number of new MPs to Westminster, especially given the large number of impending retirements by sitting ones, voluntary and otherwise.
A particular element may contain data that gives insight to an impending problem in the near future.
Even some of those who stand to benefit from shifting more money into fewer pockets of excellence bemoan the impending funding pinch, claiming it could harm future economic growth.
Last Wednesday, Prokhorov called a hasty press conference where he warned of the impending mutiny against him.
That, presumably, is thanks to the impending election.
The succession question, however, is only part of a broader struggle to apportion blame for the government's impending demise, a dispute that has already broken out within the Labour movement.
The Sudanese president appears unconcerned about the impending request for an arrest warrant.
These discoveries are being used to monitor new stream data to flag the change in cries and provide early warnings to doctors and nurses of impending problems.
Worse, the signs of impending trouble were there, but few on the ground recognized them, and those who did lacked the resources to respond adequately.
