Sentence examples for might be immediately from inspiring English sources

The audience will latch on to whatever that might be immediately and, unless you mention it first, they will attack.

This prompted significant numbers among the travelling support to race to the front at full-time, so the players might be immediately apprised of their achievements – uncommon behaviour, post-1990.

Anthony Seldon is co-author with Peter Snowdon of Cameron at 10: The Verdict (William Collins, £9.99) David Cameron's political legacy might be immediately deduced from the declared aims of Theresa May, his successor.

The routine is known as the "nanny scam," its perpetrators preying on young women who quickly deposit the too-big check at an A.T.M., where some money might be immediately available, before the fraud is detected days later.

This is also repeated in interviews, which is lucky since otherwise you might be immediately thrown off by what appear to be red-suited ninjas who appear on the white landscape of the beautiful Harvey Theatre.

Park's title at the Shedd, perennially one of the city's leading tourist attractions, is artistic director, another thing that makes you think there's more going on with the "Aquatic Show" than might be immediately apparent to an average visitor.

It's said to be somewhat of a "soft launch" in that all advertisers might not be immediately eligible to buy the ads, and they might not show up to all users.

The meetings organised by InPOP are often not results-orientated (interview 10,15), but this is not surprising since immediate results from a policy program such as InPOP might not be immediately evident (interview 8).

That might not be immediately clear.

It might not be immediately obvious which was which.

The researchers cautioned that the method might not be immediately applicable to other diseases.