Word: impendingness
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Adhering to past policy, the University has released no statement pertaining to the new salaries. But it is understood that the Faculty of Arts and Sciences first learned of the impending increase at its meeting on March 1.
Dodds had announced the start of a survey on Princeton's curriculum and facilities, saying he had began it in anticipation of a coming "bull market in education." He emphasized that the impending sharp increase in college enrollments constituted a 'major national question."
Only a few years ago a rate of population increase as high as the present one would have brought howls of impending calamity. Malthus had "proved" that people tended to increase faster than their food supply. Actually, in the century before 1950 world food production increased slightly faster than numbers...
In the very moment of Mendés-France's victory, his best friends anticipated his "fall. His enemies have nicked him mockingly, confident that they can bring him down at their pleasure. Last week Mendés' young brain-trusters, estimating that he has only a few...
The impending retirement of U.S. Ambassador to Egypt Jefferson Caffery, 68, after 43 years in the Foreign Service, last week brought on a diplomatic shuffle.