Sentence examples for more immediate but from inspiring English sources

Venezuela is the more immediate, but less important, worry.

Beyond the basic question of who will take up the plow, some Thais see a more immediate but less tangible threat to the society as a whole.

So Web 2.0…means moving some of the thinking client side so making it more immediate, but the idea of the Web as interaction between people is really what the Web is.

When we once lived on our gut feelings, and on vitally important, slow-to-move metrics to shape our activity, now we chase the daily meanderings in "likes", "shares", click-through rates, and ever more immediate but pointless metrics.

Mr Talat has invested so much political capital in his settlement talks that, if he gets no deal, even more voters may turn against him.The pressure on Mr Talat may be more immediate, but Mr Christofias's room for manoeuvre is also circumscribed.

One option is more immediate but has a smaller reward.

Direct government purchases may have a more immediate impact but much of the benefit risks being captured by producers.

Susan hated to ask for more immediate help, but she called Morgan Stanley, and was referred to someone in personnel.

For most of his cuvées, the lightly sweetened version made a more immediate impression, but the bone-dry alternative usually showed extra length and complexity.

Given his predicament, keeping his job for the next few weeks may be a more immediate target, but with the next league game away to Arsenal there is little sign of respite.

It is a tempting idea to be able to engage with movies in a new and more immediate way, but so far it has proven difficult to manage.