Sentence examples for immediate ones from inspiring English sources

There are fixes on the way, albeit not immediate ones, but in the meantime, shining a light on the grubby areas that should make those involved slink away in shame cannot be a bad thing.

But now the Rose Revolution team has new worries — immediate ones, about whether the election on Monday will prompt opposition protests, and long-term ones, like the university students who say the prison abuse footage has caused a political awakening.

Pluralism makes retrospective, historical demands as well as immediate ones.

The most immediate ones, says Visa's Mr Keeley, are bad payment infrastructures and limited card acceptance by vendors.

In addition, taking distant goals and breaking them down into more immediate ones has proved to be helpful, he said.

The most immediate ones are higher labour costs and ageing populations, growing consumer expectations and the way the internet will affect business there.

But with a system at breaking point, there is no guarantee of immediate one-on-one treatment for anyone.

"A rabbi told me that when you have two problems -- one near, one not so near -- concentrate on the immediate one.

The biggest and most immediate one Cheever highlights is a better on-boarding process.

With Hibernian visiting Rangers on Friday evening, Simonsen's immediate one-match ban makes him unavailable for the Scottish Championship fixture.

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