Sentence examples for being immediate from inspiring English sources
Her government is to review its refugee policy, with one likely initiative being immediate deportation for those convicted of any criminal activity.
After the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire in 1806, the counts of the empire were mediatized i.e., made subject to the sovereigns of the various German states instead of being "immediate" subjects of the emperor alone.
Platelet transfusions were generally well tolerated as only five serious adverse events were reported, all being immediate respiratory deterioration presumably related to volume overload.
v) that perception involves some conception of the object and the conviction of its existence, this conviction being immediate, non-inferential, and, following Posterior Analytics (Book II, § 19), not open to doubt.
At various points in his final accounts of signs, Peirce describes the division of interpretants as being: immediate, dynamic and final; or as emotional, energetic, and logical; or as naïve, rogate and normal; or as intentional, effective and communicational; or even destinate, effective and explicit.
By the end of this chapter our protagonist consciousness (and by implication, we the audience to this drama) has learnt that the nature of consciousness cannot be as originally thought: rather than being immediate and singular, its contents must have some implicit universal (conceptual) aspect to them.
The backlash was immediate.
The appointment was immediate.
The response was immediate.
The impact was immediate.
