Sentence examples for immediate question for from inspiring English sources

But the immediate question for Gove is whether he can now be trusted by his colleagues.

The more immediate question for basketball fans will be whether they can trust picking Texas in their office pool.

Meanwhile, Partridge's stirring history poses another, more immediate, question for a thoughtful reader: Where are today's Selmas and what might a young person do about them?

The immediate question for Mr. Gingrich will be whether pressure mounts for him to exit the race to allow conservatives to coalesce behind someone other than Mr. Romney.

All this, of course, is airy theorizing; the immediate question for Democrats is whether all of Clark's medals can act as a flame retardant if and when Karl Rove starts to roast the general as a Europeanized peace-lover.

The immediate question for the rest of us has to be: "Are white people still allowed to do this kind of stuff in 2014?" Heaton has said: "I feel confident in the claim we've made.

The exchange prompted immediate questions for other Republican candidates about how they would enforce an "abortion ban".

Coulson's verdict raised immediate questions for Cameron, who hired him as director of communications only a few weeks after he quit the News of the World.

There are two immediate questions for voters: Why did the governor select David Johnson, a man with a troubled background and no demonstrated command of state government policies or practices (at one time he was the governor's driver) to be his most powerful, most trusted adviser?

Immediate questions for the next 7 years or so are discussed, including nine substantive areas needing research (from a recent survey) and the development and better implementation of design procedures.

Admiral Mullen has kept his own counsel on the immediate question of the right number of troops for Iraq.