Sentence examples for be an immediate problem from inspiring English sources
Although the company has been spending about $250 million a year working capital should not be an immediate problem.
If it was built on Bedford Road, Mr. Meehan said, "the traffic would be an immediate problem" and the property would require rezoning.
And while higher import prices would eventually boost inflation, that would not be an immediate problem; the current inflation rate is zero, well below target.
This may not be an immediate problem, but quite simply, Major League Baseball won't be able to rely on people who don't care about its product to pay its bills forever.
That won't be an immediate problem with the new cultivars, which tend to be pricey -- up to twice the price of a more familiar variety like Firefly or White Cloud.
One consolation, at least, is that food security does not appear to be an immediate problem, as foodgrain stocks are high.Reform neededIndia's economy will remain unduly vulnerable to the vagaries of weather unless there is reform of the farm sector.
There's an immediate problem with this ostensible strategy, however: It has not worked.
"Of course, if it's an immediate problem, that's probably 1 hour and 59 minutes too long," he said.
