Sentence examples for expected to be immediate from inspiring English sources

But the Bonn agreement does not spell out who gets to attend the council, and the fight over participation is expected to be immediate and intense.

Muhammad and Anderson are expected to be immediate starters, giving UCLA an infusion of young talent in a college basketball landscape increasingly dominated by star freshmen and sophomores.

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.

Thus, the contribution made in this paper is expected to be of immediate practical interest.

Critics have been asked to avoid plot spoilers in their coverage of the film, which is expected to be an immediate box office smash.

The theme of the speech to the combined Houses of Parliament in Westminster is expected to be the immediate need to improve the competitiveness of the whole European economy.

It will end when Mr. Greenberg leaves the company -- which, short of an act of God, is not expected to be in the immediate future.

Although the results are not expected to be dramatic or immediate, over the long term they are intended to bring some relief to many smog-afflicted states, especially in downwind states whose pollution comes partly from power plants and other sources in the industrial states.

There was expected to be little, if any, immediate impact on tenants, since most are still protected by their leases.

Reaction: The proposal, which is expected to be finalized next year, drew immediate criticism from environmentalists and praise from energy-industry representatives.

About 300,000 people are expected to be able to take immediate advantage of changes in pension rules on 6 April, and the industry has repeatedly warned about the dangers of scams.