Sentence examples for immediate end would be from inspiring English sources

Her obvious and immediate end would be journalistic.

One possibility that would have an immediate impact would be to end the 10-year exemption hospitals were granted from the advisory board's jurisdiction.

The most immediate benefit would be the end of the Texas Board's stranglehold on America's historical literacy (for a funny explanation of how Texas defines our national awareness of historical figures, check out The Daily Show clip below).

"Immediate arbitration would be very disruptive.

The first immediate implication would be that all of the diplomatic and security assistance that Israel provides to the Palestinians would be halted, and the transfer of tax revenues — upward of $1 billion per year — would end permanently.

The bigger immediate effect would be slower growth.

Yilla said the immediate problem would be logistical.

The immediate response would be yes, of course.

One database of immediate interest would be InterPro.

The mothers-to-be and babies store said Simon Calver had resigned as chief executive with immediate effect and would be leaving the company at the end of March.

Of course, while it's often smart to buy a technology to solve an immediate problem, it would be nice to know ahead of time that you're buying into a dead end so you can budget properly.