Sentence examples for more immediate considerations from inspiring English sources
But for many parents, the question of whether to have toy guns at home rests on more immediate considerations.
APEC, for instance, for all its fragility, is not well served by the studious lack of mutual criticism most of its members observe: it will not gain strength through silence.In Iraq, more immediate considerations apply.
For that reason and other more immediate considerations, President Obama and his cabinet have urged Britain to remain in the EU.
It is also important that the large volume of knowledge generated by the research and disseminated by the publications is made clearly available to those involved in decision making regarding future funding priorities and more immediate considerations for policy and implementation.
A more immediate consideration for governments is that youth employment can mean the difference between a growth-boosting demographic dividend and a social time bomb.
More immediate political considerations will also have played a part in the sackings: a string of states go to the polls next year.
Our research, however, points to more immediate and practical considerations that shape how and when people vaccinate, including considerations of relative risk and whether or not a new vaccine should be used in pregnancy.
More immediate will be the consideration of a new continuing resolution to fund the government at the end of September.
A consideration of more immediate relevance is the very high dependence of lost productivity on headache frequency (Table 1): while the group with headache on ≥15 days/month were 6.6%% (64/968) of the disabled group, they were responsible for a disproportionate 21.1%% of the productivity losses.
These considerations may herald a more immediate usefulness of statistical modeling of longitudinal data in acute illness.
These concerns have spurred serious consideration of policies to encourage job creation and higher income from work beyond the more immediate countercyclical policies that were adopted in response to the Great Recession.
