Sentence examples for more immediate note from inspiring English sources

But in Colombia, which boasts the second-largest Afro-descendant population in Latin America behind only Brazil, the emotional resonance has taken on a more immediate note.

Of more obvious and immediate note was the discovery of Baryonyx.

Of more immediate concern to Democrats, Mr. Brinkley noted: "His charisma isn't transferable to other candidates".

Reviewing the album for Allmusic, James Christopher Monger stated: "Darker, heavier, and more immediate than 2009's Endgame", and noted that although Mustaine's vocals are higher in the mix on this album, "his fleet fingers are still possessed with the power to conjure the dead".

He noted that the shooting is "more immediate and satisfying, which keeps the pace moving and intensifies the violence of each encounter".

Silverman and others note that rising temperatures may pose a more immediate threat than does acidification.

But these people were "looking back 50, 60 years and interpreting events they remembered," said Ms. Hirano, noting the Arab-American museum has a more immediate opportunity.

For example, one participant noted that although real-time uploading of data could provide more immediate assistance, there is often a lack of on call psychiatrists who are able to respond to clinical information (ID23; male in his forties).

It is of note that the impact of fear seems most prevalent at 12 months post fracture rather than in the more immediate post fracture period (eg, 2 months post fracture).

"They want more immediate results".

Locker has more immediate concerns.