Sentence examples for means immediately from inspiring English sources

What else you learn: I.D.L.H. means "immediately dangerous to life and health," and usually denotes gases.

That means immediately scrapping George Osborne's fiscal surplus target for 2020.

Officers are taught that "once you give a lawful order it has to be followed — and that means immediately".

Means immediately began availing himself of the bureau's repository of criminal records, offering to share information with suspects (and, when necessary, destroy paperwork) in exchange for cash.

Following their example, Kant accordingly provided a highly artificial, rigid, and by no means immediately illuminating scaffolding for all three of his Critiques.

Madrid fans will be hoping "very soon" means immediately, because the club's season could be defined in the next six days as they face fourth-placed Valencia in La Liga on Saturday before hosting Juve in the return leg of their European semi-final next Wednesday.

"We think the court meant immediately when it said immediately," said David Boies, Mr. Gore's chief lawyer here.

It would have meant immediately retaining and retraining the Iraqi Army and police, instead of disbanding them.

If cutting the cord meant immediately replacing it with those new expenses – and the purchase of a new Roku device on top of that – I might think twice.

The searched-for scientist will be in one or other location… unless perhaps they're in the top-floor canteen, which is open-plan, so you can immediately see who's in it, and I do mean immediately.

In the 21st century, presently, for instance, does not mean "immediately," as it usually did for Shakespeare, or will mean "lust," or rage mean "folly," or silly denote "innocence" and "purity".