Sentence examples for more immediate issues from inspiring English sources

However, Seton Hall University has more immediate issues.

Instead of talking about democracy, Mr. Lotfi said, they focused on more immediate issues like the minimum wage.

Gates and other decision-makers would now have more time to push for a diplomatic solution in Iran and deal with other, arguably more immediate issues.

But after becoming prime minister Turnbull said there were "much more immediate issues facing me and the government than the republic".

But his conspicuous greenery appears to have worked as a metaphor for a new Conservative decency that wins Mr Cameron trust on other more immediate issues, such as the health service.

"I don't know why we'd get embroiled in this fight, which is apt to be very divisive in the conference, before we take care of the more immediate issues," Mr. Cole said.

A more immediate issue is the fate of affirmative action.

The more immediate issue is what prison terms those convicted will receive.

The second, and more immediate, issue is Clinton's tendency to make verbal gaffes.

But a more immediate issue is an estate plan that has a credit shelter trust written into it.

But there may be a more immediate issue underlying the state's decision to go public with its criticism.