Sentence examples for immediately during the from inspiring English sources
If you have the bad luck of presenting last, lift the energy immediately during the settling-in period.
The AFL cleverly agreed to raise rookie salaries immediately during the spectacle to capitalise on interest in the youngsters.
Jones said he had so much time off during the 1999 season that he went to work immediately during the winter.
The Generic Pharmaceuticals Association opposes letting authorized generics on the market immediately, during the time when the first ordinary generic is supposed to have the market to itself.
Trees, which is based in San Francisco, says smokers can order weed online on their phone or computer and get it delivered immediately during the day, seven days a week, during working hours.
Of the 11,134 demolition orders, 570 were classified as ready to be carried out immediately – during the first half of 2015 the Civil Administration demolished 245 Palestinian structures in Area C. Another 2,454 orders were on hold due to legal proceedings, while 8,110 demolition orders were classified as "in process".
One problem occurred almost immediately during testing when the blast gases accumulated in the section where spent cartridges and links were saved and sometimes ignited.
Acute nausea/vomiting was frequently observed immediately during or after the application of amifostine despite intensive antiemetic prophylaxis consisting of 5-HT3-receptor antagonists/dexamethasone/trifluorpromazine.
A further crisis immediately arose during the by-election in Clare, Ireland, where William Vesey-Fitzgerald, Huskisson's ministerial successor, defending his seat, was defeated by Daniel O'Connell, the Irish Catholic leader.
Most remarkably, 70 80% of the adaptation of the response period to the new stimulus period was immediately attained during the second half cycle of the syncopated movement.
Synchronous communication relies on fixed meetings in real-time and allows concerns to be immediately addressed during the learning process (Ku et al. 2011).
