Sentence examples for maybe an immediate from inspiring English sources

"Every job I've ever been to this one included – a neighbor close by, maybe an immediate neighbor or maybe seven doors down, is feeding them.

"Every job I've ever been to – this one included – a neighbour close by, maybe an immediate neighbour or maybe seven doors down, is feeding them.

Following a major milestone for the domestic drone industry last week, industry insiders are expecting a big uptick in dollars invested in U.S. drone-tech companies — just maybe not an immediate one.

I fire off an immediate maybe.

"It would be something that maybe would not have an immediate effect, but over the long-term could have quite a detrimental effect on the superannuations savings pool".

At first I was disappointed, but eventually I accepted that idea, and figured maybe it was just an immediate family thing something you celebrate at home, with friends who also have kids graduating, or who have spent a lot of time with you and your kids.

When asked whether his team deserved a playoff spot, Riley responded with an immediate "Yes". Maybe for the first time all season, his reasoning included defense.

Just as changes in the tax treatment of executive pay in the 1990s encouraged stock-based remuneration, tax reforms might motivate corporate executives to invest for the long term rather than for an immediate stock bump — maybe even encourage stable employment and worker training.

We spent some time trying to define what success meant – if not a month of drunkenness or an immediate financial payback, then maybe a sense of artistic fulfilment or a wedge of extra names in your contacts book.

They are freshly promoted from Ligue 2 and their Russian billionaire owner wants them to make an immediate grab for a Champions League spot and maybe even the title.

Gifting money towards your children's retirement accounts yields them an immediate tax deduction, tax-deferred growth and maybe a matching contribution from their employer.