Sentence examples for its most immediate from inspiring English sources

In past weeks, Turkish diplomacy has been especially intense with Syria, which it considers its most immediate concern as a linchpin in its regional strategy of greater economic integration.

Two weeks ago the company, based in San Francisco, said it would delay its most immediate expansion plans, including the New Jersey warehouse.

The online grocer that was scheduled to open two large warehouses in the South Bronx and Bergen County, N.J., bringing more than 1,900 jobs to the region, said yesterday that it would delay its most immediate expansion plans, including the New Jersey warehouse.

As you would expect, there's a new (but sort of old) processor in the mix as well — Apple's A5 chipset replaces the aging A4 seen in its most immediate predecessor, and it brings it with some nifty features that hadn't yet made their way to the Wi-Fi-only Wi-Fi-only Wi-Fi-only

One striking feature of Lydian is massive syncope (loss of interior sounds) and apocope (loss of final sounds), giving it a superficially very different appearance from its most immediate linguistic relatives.

The attack may have had its most immediate origins in the Persian Gulf war; it may have been fueled by fervid and highly distorted accounts of the blockade of Iraq and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Today our treasured forest faces one of its greatest and most immediate threats to date.

However, its impact is most immediate and especially severe on young children.

Talks with China are much more advanced, and dropping the plan now would risk tarnishing Russia's relations with its most powerful immediate neighbor.

Now investors are worried that satellite is losing its competitive advantage.Its most immediate challenge is from the cable industry, which has invested heavily in its infrastructure and is now offering a bundle of digital television, broadband and voice service.

Its effect was the most immediate on printmaking: photographic reproduction processes made reproductive printmaking obsolete, and printmaking was returned to the creative artist.