Sentence examples for immediately means from inspiring English sources

As a practical matter, the law, which takes effect immediately, means that sexual orientation will play no role in decisions about visiting rights.

That immediately means that probably half or more of the non-avian theropods had feathers of some kind or another covering at least part of their bodies.

Macfarlane's decision to bow out at the next election, rather than quit the parliament immediately, means a byelection will not be triggered.

But the pressure to answer emails immediately means we've almost got to the stage where we can't leave it all behind.

When it comes to Skyward Sword, that most immediately means an ability to see past or tune out some obsolete graphics.

Reading between the lines of the website, it emerges that "organ donors available immediately" means that access to prisoners increases the likelihood of finding a donor compatible with the receiver.

Perhaps immediately meant soon.

Perhaps immediately meant never.

Perhaps immediately meant after a while.

For Krenz, "immediately" meant the next day.

When admitting you were on benefits didn't immediately mean that you were morally incontinent scrounger scum?