Sentence examples for immediate are from inspiring English sources

If the SNP's rise is anything to go by, then foreign policy and war have consequences that, while not immediate, are all the more profound for it.

In such circumstances of warped speed, the distinctions between the past and the present, between history and the immediate, are becoming increasingly blurred.

Most immediate are the Drama Desk nominations, which were announced yesterday and which suggest that "Hairspray" should be getting ready for its close-up.

But unlike in Washington, where a consensus exists among establishment Republicans, the fault lines in the states — where the issue is even more visceral and immediate — are not predictable.

Of these conditions, to be true, first, and immediate are the central ones: first because there is nothing prior to it in its kind otherwise the source of scientific knowledge rests on an infinite series of demonstrations (NLP I.8, 43; I.11, 53); immediate because there is no medium between the subject and predicate (NLP 6, 38).

Whereas to be true, first, and immediate are the qualifications that concern what the principles are in themselves (and thus the ones which belong to their definition), the others for example, to be better known qualify the principles with respect to the conclusion (NLP I.8, 44; I.10, 49).

How immediate is the effect?

How immediate is the danger?

Immediate is the operative word here.

The immediate needs are enormous.

Three immediate steps are needed.