Sentence examples for immediately in time from inspiring English sources
The initial crop of iPhone 5s (those shipping immediately in time for the September 21 release date) also sold out much, much faster than previous models, up to 20 times faster than the iPhone 4S.
Somewhere in the middle of Season One, the audience responded almost immediately in time to the plot turning dramatic and shocking.
indicates signal followed immediately in time by signal, and is equivalent to, where is a built-in AUX function that returns the duration of signal in milliseconds.
"Our national interests make it imperative that we remove any and all reasonable concerns about Iran's peaceful nuclear programme," he said, adding that Iran "is prepared to engage immediately in time-bound and result-oriented talks to build mutual confidence and the removal of mutual uncertainties with full transparency".
The newly elected president of Iran, Hassan Rouhani, confirmed Iran's readiness to engage immediately in "time-bound and results-oriented" talks with western powers to resolve the stand-off over Tehran's nuclear ambitions under certain conditions while also excoriating them for imposing "violent" sanctions on his country.
To this end he said Tehran was prepared to engage "immediately in time-bound and result-oriented talks to build mutual confidence and removal of mutual uncertainties with full transparency".
In his address to the UN General Assembly on September 24, Rouhani declared that Iran "is prepared to engage immediately in time-bound and results-oriented talks to build mutual confidence and the removal of mutual uncertainties with full transparency".
The Iranian president stated that Tehran was ready to engage "immediately in time-bound and result-oriented talks to build mutual confidence and removal of mutual uncertainties with full transparency".
Figure 4 shows the same highway scenario previously shown in Figure 3b but now immediately later in time after all vehicle have already received the message from the sender.
Picking one up is like being transported immediately back in time.
Perhaps not immediately but in time, especially as the next scheduled elections approach in 2003, pressures on Labor to quit the government are likely to grow, some political experts here said.
