Sentence examples for a bit more immediate from inspiring English sources

Indeed, if debt negotiators are focused on a decadal time frame, it's not clear why there couldn't be room for a bit more immediate borrowing, to be made up in the out years.

Reflecting on nights out where drugs, music and character converge, "I think clubbing provided this safe space using fashion, dance and all these things in nightlife that are a bit more immediate".

Boston is a city with Catholicism marbled through it ("Think of it more like Ireland," Robinson says), which made the impact of Spotlight's investigation that bit more immediate.

Wells himself, knowing the future as he did, was a bit more urgent and immediate about it: "The only true measure of success is the ratio between what we might have done and what we might have been on the one hand, and the thing we have made and the things we have made of ourselves on the other".

There was an unsettling moment where I considered that I was looking down a sniper scope from a water tower in modern-day America, but it's hard to fault Ubisoft for that when I've enjoyed hours of glee doing pretty much the same thing in environs in Far Cry 4 that are no less realistic, if a bit more removed from my immediate surroundings in daily life.

"I thought [half-time substitute Matt] Jarvis would give us a bit more impetus and he had an immediate impact, producing a great cross for Fletcher's goal.

Mr. Salahi's immediate plans are a bit more modest, but just barely.

Self-aggrandizement -- embellishing to make ourselves look better is a bit more subtle than other deceptions because the immediate social payoff is less evident.

Your process of self-healing / revenge is a bit more complicated so the result is not immediate.

When people do feel a bit more comfortable with their debt levels and jobs, it should provide an immediate stimulus to consumption.

The same seems to be true of Windows 8, though the writing may have been a bit more clear on that wall… At the end of the day, this immediate move — and how many things that Microsoft does are immediate?