Sentence examples for most immediate target from inspiring English sources

Iraq, of course, is the most immediate target.

THE most immediate target of the public's insistence could easily be intercity rapid transit systems, as an alternative to airline stress.

The most immediate target that is being considered for ADR by the European Space Agency is the Earth-observing satellite Envisat.

"ISIS is spreading like wildfire, and we, as non-Sunnis, are highly aware we can turn into their most immediate target".

The isolated area of Vizcaya, a predominantly Basque part of northern Spain, was the most immediate target, in what was called the War in the North.

Whatever else they intended to accomplish, their most immediate targets were the press and the Jews.

Pulmonary epithelial cells could also represent one of the most immediate targets in a pulmonary B. pseudomallei infection.

However, there are limitations to the use of the provided dimension measurements currently provided by LAMINA, and these limitations represent the most immediate targets for future development and expansion of LAMINA.

It's not always clear what targets have to be hit to achieve that goal – but other than shifting the needle more on TV ratings, perhaps the most tangible immediate target is noticeable progress in the Champions League.

This suggests that prevention trials should target the most immediate time after initiation of mechanical ventilation (e.g. in the ED, interhospital transport, and/or the first 24 hours of ICU admission).

The most immediate concern is for the 26 Australians targeted by the group who are being held in China on smuggling charges, nine of whom are facing the death penalty.