Sentence examples for becomes a more immediate from inspiring English sources
Attitudes to risk and measures of prevention seem to change when an event becomes a more immediate problem.
While al-Qaeda's haven in Pakistan has received renewed attention since bin Laden's death, Panetta repeated the CIA's assessment that the network's affiliate in Yemen has become a more immediate threat to the United States.
We picked 2018 because what was once a long-term fiscal problem, driven primarily by aging of the populating and growing health care costs, has become a more immediate problem exacerbated by the recent economic crisis.
This allows for the possibility that before Katia's ultimate track is determined, a different tropical storm or hurricane could develop and become a more immediate threat to land.
She said the plan is to work early and directly with filmmakers on future releases to become a "more immediate conduit between their vision and the experience of a consumer".
Such a macabre safeguard sounds silly, but death has a habit of bleeding us of the rational, and the fear of spirits rising from an unquiet grave becomes a much more immediate concern when corpses are as subject to relocation as any other tenant.
But after a recent visit to the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership CISLL) and the British Antarctic Survey with my team Land Rover BAR and some of our Partners, it has all become a lot more immediate, more frightening and obvious that the need for action is urgent.
But by the middle of 1967 the secret sessions had a more immediate purpose: they had become a way for Dylan to show the Band how to make their own statement in song.
A more immediate concern is that spacecrafts in near-earth orbit might become increasing politicized.
