Sentence examples for immediate and important from inspiring English sources

Nowhere have I heard Bach sound more relevant, vital, immediate and important.

But it is better to be so in measure and in reason, not in panicked ignorance, and thus win one immediate and important victory.

Occasionally, however, there are statistical analyses I could run that might make an immediate and important impact on the lives of cancer patients.

But there was an even more immediate, and important, concern occupying Mexicans' attention: the mass outcry over the dramatic rise in gas prices, called the gasolinazo, that accompanied the recent privatization of the oil industry.

In a letter that he sent to both Ms. Quinn and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg on Sunday evening, Mr. de Blasio wrote that New York City was not doing enough to expand economic opportunities and that the so-called living wage bill represented an "immediate and important" step the city could take.

The classical example is tumour staging in which the involvement of adjacent tissues, regional lymph nodes and distant metastasis has an immediate and important impact on prognostic stratification and on the choice of therapeutic options.

Once a text message or email is as immediate, personal, and important to a group of people as face-to-face conversation, that means by definition that everyone you know can address you at any time, with the reasonable expectation of response.

"My alliance with the people at B'nai Jeshurun," he said, "is much more immediate and intensive and important for me than my alliance with my nephew or my cousin, who lives two kilometres away in the West Bank, a fundamentalist settler".

Every person, though, would be able to tailor the behavior of the software to individual priorities, like work chores filtered by what is immediate and what is important.

In the case of complications, patients are managed in a different way; therefore, immediate and accurate diagnosis is important.

Their perception of wealth is external, material, and immediate, and for them it is important to convey that to their peers.