Sentence examples for immediate meaning from inspiring English sources
"It's true that a no vote is against the establishment, so its immediate meaning will be populist, but in the long term, a yes vote means the Five Star has a greater chance to win," said Giovanni Orsina of LUISS university in Rome.
The immediate meaning for US politics is clear.
What is the immediate meaning of all these history-making, terrifying happenings to Princeton University?
"This gives immediate meaning to our work". Under the pressure, conflict flared among team members.
Abstract music is also a language, but one whose immediate meaning is less clear-cut.
Gray's ban is immediate, meaning he will miss Burnley's Premier League game at home to Watford on Monday evening followed by fixtures with Arsenal, Southampton and Everton.
Some traits have no immediate functional meaning, but many are suggestive of some ecological importance.
The phrase "wasting time on the Internet" triggers an immediate, negative meaning.
The transfer towards a libration point orbit requires in many cases an immediate injection, meaning the launch system accelerates the spacecraft into its desired transfer orbit.
"It's very difficult, but maybe Al has to choose his immediate family, meaning Jeanine and the children, over the long-term benefit of his brother," Mr. Edelman said.
Stores of frozen sperm and eggs could be used to revive the animal artificially, but neither method will provide an immediate solution, meaning the northern white rhino will likely disappear, at least for a while.
