Sentence examples for immediately meant from inspiring English sources

Perhaps immediately meant soon.

Perhaps immediately meant never.

Perhaps immediately meant after a while.

For Krenz, "immediately" meant the next day.

Andy Cameron says that the arrival of an open-source, hence free, AR tool kit has let companies build their own AR applications, using Flash – the pervasive animation and video technology used for many online ads and YouTube's videos – "which immediately meant you had huge penetration, because Flash is everywhere".

But he said the support being put in place immediately meant the NHS should be able to keep to its four-hour waiting time requirement this winter.

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

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.