Sentence examples for mean an immediate from inspiring English sources

The new rule would mean an immediate expulsion for any offender.

Nor will it mean an immediate change in investment strategy, Calpers added.

That would mean an immediate repeat of this matchup at Lambeau Field on wild card weekend.

Hospice does not have to mean an immediate death sentence — as the late humorist Art Buchwald demonstrated.

Unions warned that trying to find savings through compulsory job losses would mean an immediate strike ballot.

That would mean an immediate reduction in overall U.S. greenhouse gases by — are you sitting down for this? — 9 percent.

At the G.M. plant, the announcement meant an immediate cutback to one shift from two.

"This ruling means an immediate disruption of dozens of labs doing this work since the Obama administration made its order".

Cutting prices means an immediate drop in margins, and market-share gains could take years to materialise.

So let there be no doubt about what leaving the EU means: an immediate shock, and then a permanently poorer country.

Many Labour MPs have now accepted that a change of leader means an immediate general election – and the thought scares them rigid.