Sentence examples for immediate battle from inspiring English sources

Islamic State jihadists are lapping at the country's borders.But a more immediate battle looms.

The immediate battle is over financing the team's day-to-day operations.

The immediate battle is to revive the economy.That urgent task now looks even tougher.

But "with us," he said, "it's an immediate battle and a strike and people in the streets".

In the House of Commons debate he is to lead on Thursday, Mr. Cameron will be fighting a more immediate battle, over the government's harsh austerity measures.

Perhaps the most immediate battle will be in Illinois, a populous state with a Democratic legislature where the Senate has already approved same-sex marriage.

But, on Monday, the president stepped back from those immediate battles to explain what it means in the broadest sense to be "we the people," Mr. Obama's most eloquent description of our common heritage.

But in the final days of his presidency, with crowds cheering him on in Hanoi, and today in the city Americans will always call Saigon, Mr. Clinton threw himself into the middle of Vietnam's most immediate conflict: The battle within a divided government over how fast and how far to open the country to the capitalist, democratic forces that Vietnam's Communist leaders thought they had defeated.

Forcing out Mr. Monserrate, who is in his first term, would lead to an immediate legal battle.

The New York Times stressed Scalia's death had sparked "an immediate partisan battle," suggesting the warfare ran both ways.

There were no immediate gun battles in the wake of the raid, but mosque loudspeakers blared, calling on residents to resist.