Sentence examples for a more immediate problem from inspiring English sources

Maybe there is a more immediate problem.

But money is often a more immediate problem.

There is a more immediate problem at present.

But the scale of the growing deficit gives them a more immediate problem.

But the company has a more immediate problem: mounting pressure from Washington.

First, though, they had a more immediate problem – one born of their initial transgression.

It seems ironic that on top of all the old problems that caused her family to be homeless in the first place, they now have a newer, more immediate problem that has arisen from a failure by administrators to see the bigger picture, to understand how housing bureaucracy will test Billy-Jo's children even more.

For all the talk of quotas to clear the pathway for youngsters, as far as Ferdinand is concerned there is a much more immediate problem for players getting stuck in the system.

This is a much more immediate problem.

France has so little practice at fiscal retrenchment that a 3% deficit seems a distant prospect.A more immediate problem is what to do about Greece (see article).

But Iran is a bigger, and more immediate problem.