Sentence examples for most immediately affected from inspiring English sources

Europe is most immediately affected by the Libyan crisis.

-Who is most immediately affected by and involved in this issue?

Today, the most immediately affected may be the oldest members of Generation Recession — those in high school and college.

The outfit most immediately affected was Amazon, which had produced a free Kindle app that enabled people to read Kindle ebooks on their Apple devices.

As the political battle endures, those most immediately affected are welcoming the changes with collective relief, and hoping that their promise of security is real.

Internet companies, which would be most immediately affected by the new rules, have been urging E.U. lawmakers to simplify the existing practice, and mostly welcomed her proposals Tuesday.

A solemn, rather quizzical interlude before the third and final movement, inspired by the events of 9/11, offers the symphony's most immediately affecting music.

The lockout most immediately affects the chorus, which was scheduled to report for a "Traviata" rehearsal at 3 p.m. on Monday, along with a rehearsal pianist.

In their ads, both parties have concentrated on concerns that most immediately affect voters especially the cost of prescription drugs, or the condition of local schools.

China is so vast and its economy is growing so rapidly that its effect on the world is far greater than that of any other single country.Dragon breathThe muck that spews from Chinese factories most immediately affects those unlucky enough to live nearby.

Greece probably is the most prominent example of a programme of austerity that immediately affected its population via cuts in unemployment benefits, pensions, tax increases and the cut-back of other financial transfers.