Sentence examples for not so immediately from inspiring English sources

That's not so immediately obvious.

But the administrative elegance of such a system is not so immediately apparent.

With Heather, who is blind and ferociously independent, it is not so immediately apparent.

Fort Greene is also changing in ways that are not so immediately obvious.

However, certain alterations are not so immediately lethal, and the fetus can survive with a characteristic disorder.

Both Dellal and Kokosalaki also point out that their pieces – not so immediately identifiable as bridal – can also be worn on other occasions.

– aren't so immediately obvious.

But while the challenges of enacting less-totalizing schemes aren't so immediately evident, they're nonetheless considerable.

Samsung benefits here by being able to offer users new to its platform a familiar and trusted means of communication, giving them even more reason to continue to migrate away from dedicated BlackBerry devices; what BlackBerry gains isn't so immediately apparent.

Would focusing on a task be simpler if the web browser button weren't so immediately available and e-mails didn't rush in continuously?

Then there are the not-so-immediately obvious reasons: Afghanistan is a highly patriarchal society, meaning that getting a woman's true opinion is extremely hard.