Sentence examples for of immediate concern to from inspiring English sources

Of immediate concern to some politicians is the multimillion-dollar tax break that the Garden has enjoyed for 25 years.

LITTLE of this was of immediate concern to Ms. Clark, whose Friday afternoon was going pretty well.

Of immediate concern to Benitez is the case in Baltimore, where a district court commissioner decided last month that O'Neill's complaint warranted a criminal hearing.

The AFL appealed only to skilled workers, and its objectives were those of immediate concern to its members: hours, wages, working conditions, and the recognition of the union.

The prospect of airborne particulate matter floating away from Fukushima is of immediate concern to many of the millions of people who are watching Mr Edano's statements.

WASHINGTON — Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York City intensified his attacks on the political leadership here on Wednesday, pointing to what he called the government's failure to fix immigration policy and other problems of immediate concern to the nation.

But what about the issue of more immediate concern to most of us, the strength and durability of the recovery?

The other — of less historical importance but of more immediate concern to NPR's management — is the implied question of how a mainstream news organization stays competitive and relevant during a time of layoffs, cutbacks and general panic about the future of the business.

None of this, though, is of much immediate concern to us, because what we want to know is how Salcedo got the crack to appear in the first place.

Hull KR ended the regular Super League season with four straight defeats, but that will be of little immediate concern to their army of fans as they prepare for their first cup final since 1986.

The results of the study are probably of less immediate concern to individuals or clinicians.