Sentence examples for immediate so that from inspiring English sources

To my thinking, only a bunch of government lawyers could come up with a definition for imminent threat that says it is not immediate, so that is the first problem with it.

Secondly, treatment outcomes in SLE are seldom immediate, so that, in the example above, only some of the 25 enrolled may be evaluable on day 25, only some of the 50 enrolled evaluable on day 50, and so on.

This outcome was typically described as being immediate so that they left the acupuncturist with a noticeably improved mood, and as tapering off over the course of the week.

About.com's Mark Edward Nero wrote that "on the song, Usher talks about a lust so immediate, so powerful, that it makes him want to get down [and have sex] right then and there".

"Emergency removal is appropriate where the danger is so immediate, so urgent that the child's life or safety will be at risk," the court wrote.

The Government should make immediate changes to the rules so that 16-, 17- and 18-year-olds in education will not be required to register.

"So that's the immediate effect of the program".

"We're used, from TV, to scenes giving immediate information, so that the viewer thinks 'I've seen it.

"We urge the Chinese to grant Dr. Xue humanitarian release and immediate deportation, so that he can return home to the U.S. and reunite with his family".

My intention is to offer something so beautiful that people have an immediate reaction, so that they think, 'What's happening?' And then maybe they can listen a little bit to themselves".

He was puzzled to receive in his first pay envelope a notice saying that it was time for him to go on vacation, & to report to his immediate superior so that arrangements could be made to replace him.