Sentence examples for quite immediate from inspiring English sources

But it helped empower bad ideas, in ways that can do quite immediate harm.

His directorial downfall wasn't quite immediate enough to make it a perfect fit (the decent enough Rumble Fish was still to come), but his post-Apocalypse efforts have been meagre and mostly mediocre.

If time is round, if time is an ocean, then something that happened 500 years ago may be quite immediate and real, whereas something inconsequential that happened an hour ago could be far away.

Whereas this isn't quite immediate and I think, actually, that's a bad thing for me because I tend to judge everything by that previous experience, say, well if it's not like that, it's not as urgent, it's not as important, which isn't a good thing … I have been blowing it off a bit.

I find it quite OK" Immediate transfer of the referral request: The immediate transfer of the electronic referral was often perceived as a key improvement on previous paper-based referrals by GPs, as well as being an element of the system which seemed to 'lift a weight off their minds'.

The rewards might not be quite as immediate as sending a tweet, but trust me when I say the long-term gains more than make up for it.

It's not quite as immediate as tethering, but it's a lot easier, and if I'm not mistaken, it basically can use your other device as a secondary memory card.

Last Second Tickets, on the other hand, doesn't look quite such an immediate fit, but is also about helping consumers shop in more immediate and mobile ways, while also saving money.

The result is called hyponatremia, and it can be quite dangerous, requiring immediate medical attention.

Mr. Wilson offers a number of worthwhile suggestions for improving the accuracy in capital convictions, but the danger of executing innocent defendants is quite real and immediate.

Months ago, I celebrated the rerelease of John Schlesinger's fervidly epic 1967 version; now, Thomas Vinterberg's take on Far from the Madding Crowd (Fox, 12) doesn't quite weather the immediate comparison.