Sentence examples for an immediate concern for from inspiring English sources

That uncertainty is an immediate concern for the company's past and present employees.

He doesn't seem to think that Uber and others are an immediate concern for the traditional car manufacturers, but he's also clearly keeping an eye on that.

As reviewed earlier, an immediate concern for developing a WAF test is related to target group(s) of learners in that words need to be largely known to the learners so as to make the test assess an aspect of knowledge (i.e., depth) distinct from vocabulary size.

And with some projections suggesting Lagos will reach a population of 40 million within the next 20 years, the necessity for habitable and environmentally adaptable spaces is an immediate concern for all the city's inhabitants.

Drinking problems are therefore unlikely to be an immediate concern for individuals at this time, apart from the possible presence of withdrawal symptoms, and so more extensive and validated identification/screening is required for all.

Looting was an immediate concern, while violence continued for the duration of the war.

A more immediate concern for the Cubs is attendance — imagine that.

A more immediate concern for Mr Zuma is to have something to show for his time as president.

Do you have a more immediate concern for your company and the industry than you did a couple of weeks ago? A. No.

Or does it reflect that the need to restore basic civil services are of a more immediate concern for Palestinians than the elimination of their Jewish neighbors?

MoveOn is trying to pull all American troops out of Iraq before 2008, making presidential politics a less immediate concern for the organisation.