Sentence examples for more immediate in from inspiring English sources

That sense of inclusion is still more immediate in an installation by Jan Tichy.

But at L'Aube Safran, its allure is much more immediate: in the purple-hued terraced fields surrounding the property.

Though the United States and other countries are also intensely studying the possibility of biological and chemical attacks, the threat is far more immediate in Israel.

The ruling was similar in argument but more immediate in impact to two previous decisions by provincial courts in Quebec and British Columbia.

It's a fine example of crisp interplay in the modern mainstream, and the results should only be more immediate in performance.

They typically face an aging workforce, though the decline in working-age population growth is more immediate in some (Germany, Italy, and Japan) than in others.

Both explanations are probably true, depending on whether you take an expansive, zoomed-out perspective, or a more immediate, zoomed-in perspective.

The examples in this section range from more immediate and "in the moment" to more fully framed and shaped.

But if you're an investor, you probably have a more immediate question in mind: namely, has the sell-off in financial stocks ended?

Nowhere in the world is this threat more immediate than in the Marshall Islands, a loose string of more than 1,000 small islands a short plane ride southwest of Hawaii.

Perceptual learning usually produces improvements in discrimination, whereas adaptation is a more immediate loss in sensitivity after exposure to a stimulus [ 49– 51].