Sentence examples for be an immediate issue from inspiring English sources

While the nature of a post-Taliban leadership does not seem to be an immediate issue, it seems likely to emerge as an important issue.

The new 'hybrid' energy recovery system sees the grid take a further step towards a greener future, although reliability is expected to be an immediate issue when the first race gets underway in Australia on March 16.

This of course won't be an immediate issue, but as XP machines age and require new hard drives, we're going to see shortages of compatible hardware.

This is an immediate issue, with the release of next season's fixtures now imminent.

There is an immediate issue of repayments due next month on three separate tranches of Greek debt – around €3bn (£2.57bn) of bonds mature from 19 December, or four days after the deadline set by finance minister Evangelos Venizelos for receiving the latest €8bn instalment from the first €110bn rescue plan of 2010.

The 17-year-old's pace was an immediate issue, as he broke beyond Phil Jagielka only to skew his shot wide with just Howard to beat.

And I think where this goes, Steve, and we have to recognize it is both in the U.K. and the U.S., you know, it's not an immediate issue, but both countries have significant debt outstanding that's going to have to be rolled over.

But immediately after the court ruled last night, some legal experts said its decision not to deal extensively with the standards for which votes should be counted -- the question of how to evaluate the loosened chads -- would be an immediate new legal issue that could imperil the election again.

But right now, the inflation measure that the Fed watches is a bit below its target of 2 percent, so that isn't an immediate issue.

"For us, the trial of Mr. Musharraf is not an immediate issue," Mr. Khan said.

So their social circumstances impacted on their medication management but sometimes their social circumstances were more of an immediate issue that needed to be addressed.