Sentence examples for more immediately at from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Pawlenty concluded question-and-answer sessions with voters on Friday, he asked for their support — not in the caucuses, but more immediately, at the straw poll.

Mine, the Paulina, had floor-to-ceiling windows and a sea view, but looked out more immediately at the vacant lot across the street.

History shows that when indigenous forces engage in protracted guerrilla warfare against foreign occupying militaries, their chances of prevailing over the long term increase markedly, if for no other reason than that they have more immediately at stake and will therefore suffer more in pursuit of their objectives.

In a way, that is not a surprise, since these typically are larger and more complex networks, and a larger amount of data is more immediately at stake.

More immediately, Saturday at Salford against Leicester and Sunday with Harlequins at Exeter should nail down not just the play-offs but who takes the direct route into Europe and the Champions Cup.

More immediately, and at the very least, no one should be afraid to admit that they are among the other 85%.

We must do more immediately both at home and abroad.

The other, more immediately satisfying tradition at work is the enduring cultural drive to satirize librarians.

More immediately, continued mischief at the European championships could force officials to take further disciplinary measures against the Russian team, which has won one match and tied another.

But Mr. Arafat, who has long pushed for greater American involvement in the Middle East, may be more immediately amenable -- at least in word -- to the idea of a cease-fire.

More immediately, though, beginning at 11 a.m. on Saturday, the museum will hold a celebration, an all-day, lights-burning-into-the-night fiesta, free, open to everyone, a beautiful idea.