Sentence examples for one immediate question from inspiring English sources

ABC's decision to cancel its "Roseanne" reboot after a racist tweet by the show's lead star raised one immediate question on Tuesday: Uh, what took so long?

This sculpture started with a cigarette butt left on Myrtle Avenue in Brooklyn in January: One immediate question is, how accurate could these masks possibly be?

It's a wide-ranging position at the head of a vast department, but one immediate question is where Perdue will stand on a number of environmental initiatives launched under the leadership of former secretary Tom Vilsack, who focused attention on the need to cut greenhouse gas emissions from farming and, simultaneously, to prepare the agricultural community itself for a changing climate.

One immediate question went to their reading of possible inflationary pressures.

One immediate question now is how the rampage will play out in the upcoming French presidential elections.

One immediate question that the subject addresses is why some species are rare while others are abundant.

One more immediate question, however, is whether parliamentarians will be able to hold Cabinet posts.

"To add a book, you have to remove one". The more immediate question, however, is where the library operation should go for the short term.

The immediate question – one that matters not just to Labour, but to the country – is whether the party can be viable as an opposition when there is such a vast chasm between its leader and its MPs.

One immediate way to answer this question is in the affirmative, but only in a trivial sense: we have already seen in Section 3.4 that, under the axioms of MM, (P.10) only admits of degenerate one-element models.

Now, one of the immediate questions he faces is whether to accelerate or scale back those efforts.