Sentence examples for range of immediate from inspiring English sources

"We are now working closely with charities, social enterprises and other relevant organisations including London Youth on a range of immediate measures to signpost young people to other services in the local areas.

But they did little to address a range of immediate problems, including questions about the bank's role in the tax-evasion investigation in the United States and the possibility of tighter Swiss banking regulation.

The priority will be establishing financial security, but there are a range of immediate issues that need to be dealt with, including restoring the club's commercial capabilities and re-staffing areas of the business that were cut by the previous regimes.

Overweight and obese adolescents also suffer a range of immediate and long-term medical and psychosocial complications [ 7, 8].

Adolescent children are an immeasurably rich resource -- people whose right to health and development is central to preventing not only a whole range of immediate threats like HIV/AIDS, substance abuse and violence, but also to a host of later problems that can threaten not only their lives, but their children's.

For example, the right of young people to participate in health and development decisions is central to preventing a whole range of immediate threats like HIV/AIDS, substance abuse and violence, as well as to combating a host of later problems that can threaten not only their lives, but their children's.

The standoff we see in Libya today was always one of a range of possible immediate outcomes resulting from the commencement of the air strikes that followed the passage of UN Resolution 1973.

Empirical evidence suggests that engaging in certain types of mental imagery exercises can mitigate these sorts of unwanted automatic associations, that is, that imagination, properly deployed, may be a resource for the regulation of behaviors that lie beyond the range of our immediate rational control.

This topology roots the radiation with a mix of lowland and highland taxa, without clearly suggesting the geographic range of their immediate ancestor (T1; Figure  4).

Although threatened species and their ranges are of immediate concern, site-scale conservation assessments should also point endemic faunas that remain free from human impact and may be subject to proactive conservation initiatives [16], especially in large areas such as most Amazonian river catchments or vast wetlands in the Paraguay basin.

Ferran doesn't conceive of the passengers' inner life in any complex way; she reduces them to a narrow range of problems and immediate experiences, and the rest of the movie suggests her response to that very sense of narrowness.