Sentence examples for most immediately at from inspiring English sources

Now, the Nationals may get a jolt of a different kind, most immediately at the gate.

She is looking forward to competing against men again, she said, most immediately at a tournament in January in Gibraltar.

With perfect timing, Given himself is now fit and available after a long-term knee problem and the 39-year-old can spy opportunity, most immediately at Stoke and, in turn, Ireland.

The saga of the J. Paul Getty Museum, perched high above the Los Angeles sprawl, is beginning to resemble a B-movie from nearby Hollywood but with no guarantee of a happy ending.Most immediately at risk is the Getty's reputation in the murky market of international art.

The indigenous communities of the Arctic are the most immediately at severe risk from the changes occurring there, above all the shrinkage of sea ice and the impact of that on coastal erosion and the feeding and breeding patterns of the seals, walruses, whales, and polar bears that are the staples of subsistence hunting.

This underlying concept of reader expectation is perhaps most immediately evident at the level of the largest units of discourse, a unit of discourse being defined as anything with a beginning and an end (e.g., a clause, a sentence, a section, an article, etc).

Most immediately, stone sculpture, at which the Aztecs excelled, was requisitioned for exterior decoration of colonial buildings, such as a fountain in the shape of a lion (16th century) for the mainly indigenous town of Tepeaca, Mexico.

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Most immediately, Gumbel's comments looked at David Stern's management style through a racial lens.

Opponents of the measure have raised the specter of Big Brother, painting pictures of police raids on private homes, but those most immediately threatened are the students at Princeton, where about three-quarters of the 4,600 undergraduates are under the age of 21.

Trapiche Pure Malbec, Mendoza Argentina 2014 (£8.99, The Co-operative) Made without oak (hence "Pure") this is Mendoza Malbec at is most immediately charming and fragrant and from the consistently good Trapiche, all plump black cherry, plum, black berries and violets tumbling out of the glass, while the tannins are delightfully supple and suave.