Sentence examples for immediate because from inspiring English sources

Hitzlsperger talked when he was appointed to the Stuttgart role that he would need to focus on the immediate "because if we don't reach our goals in the short term, it will be difficult in the long term". Schneider must think the same.

The response is immediate because no mechanical couplings or controls are required.

But the accountability office said "immediate sanctions are often not immediate" because the Bush administration gives homes a grace period.

Rangers' need for funding is so immediate, because so many individuals have profited at the club's expense.

But the benefits would be immediate because lower-sulfur gasoline will improve the operation of the catalytic converters in all cars.

Internet access multiplies your capacity to participate by ten times; because it is immediate, because you are networked, because it is global.

It's precisely because it is not immediate -- because it doesn't know what happened five minutes ago in Kazakhstan, or in Charlie Sheen's apartment -- that the book matters.

Many are hanging on only because their suppliers are not demanding immediate payment, because they know that doing so would drive the farmers out of business.

Instant messaging (IM) is suited for immediate communication because messages are delivered almost in real time.

They tend to signal events that require immediate responses, because they are vital for survival.

But it had no immediate impact because operators re-established cooling after 85 minutes.