Sentence examples for perhaps most immediately from inspiring English sources

But perhaps most immediately troubling to Washington is his decision to ban American drug surveillance flights from using Venezuelan airspace.

Perhaps most immediately, it must do so in an atmosphere of violence, in which insurgents have turned increasingly to kidnappings and assassinations of members of the new government.

What is perhaps most immediately troubling to many Democrats is that the party may be unable to prevent Mr. Bloomberg from winning a third term.

Facebook could use this information for many useful purposes — perhaps most immediately a bespoke emoji system.

Since CD28 costimulation is not invariably essential to evoke T-lymphocyte responses, the absence of this molecule on CD4 T-cells of patients with immunologic diseases [19] [34] is perhaps most immediately significant in providing a facile marker to identify the daughter progeny of repeated, antigen-driven proliferation cycles.

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).

Of these three novels, Loving (1945) is perhaps the most immediately sympathetic to a contemporary reader.

Yet perhaps the most immediately pertinent of such precedents is offered by a much earlier conflict.

Perhaps the most immediately accessible pieces are Chris Coffin's video, photographs and objects that explore storms and varying weather patterns.

Perhaps the most immediately appealing aspect of Barthelme's craft, other than what George Saunders calls "the devastating adroitness of his language", is his supreme talent for comedy.

The Prokofiev is something of a signature work for Ms. Argerich, who has played it several times in New York, and perhaps the most immediately striking aspect of her performance on Tuesday was the intimacy of her relationship with it.