Sentence examples for more immediate tasks from inspiring English sources

The more immediate tasks are restructuring city hall and responding to community emergencies, notably crime.

Mr. Walkingshaw said he was focused on more immediate tasks: getting some clothes and a little money and securing his collection of maritime art, including an undamaged painting of the Titanic's sinking.

Is it possible that you should be spending this extra time on strategic planning, something your subordinates may not be tasked with or don't have time to do because they are taking care of more immediate tasks?

It is a much more difficult but nevertheless more immediate task.

But first, supporters and rivals alike say, Mr. Wasserstein has a more immediate task.

Quarterback Eli Manning was pivoting to the future as well, though he chose to focus on the more immediate task.

A more immediate task will be to boost Radio 4's listenership, which has dropped to 9.2 million from more than 11 million at its peak under Boaden.

For half the voters in New Jersey, the more immediate task is to find out which senator is leaving and which one is staying.

Obama visited the state earlier this week before turning to the more immediate task at hand – stemming the slide towards Republican momentum through a strong performance at the second presidential debate.

The department will then divert the money it is now spending on those lawsuits to the more immediate task of protecting 29 threatened species, including some that appear to be on the verge of extinction.

That's a big drawback after an election in which more than half the electorate voiced nervousness about the future.A more immediate task for Germany's new political performers is learning to read from the same score.