Sentence examples for the immediate ones from inspiring English sources

So, too, are the dangers of crime and its pernicious effects on its victims — not just the immediate ones, but whole neighborhoods and, after a while, the whole city.

Among the immediate ones: Will this weekend's noise disrupt the financial tranquility that has prevailed in Europe after the ECB announced its "whatever it takes" approach to stabilizing matters; and how will the ECB and other central banks react?

"A rabbi told me that when you have two problems -- one near, one not so near -- concentrate on the immediate one.

The immediate one is to peace in Mindanao.

The immediate one is that these gains are fragile.

The immediate one is that costs may once again get out of control.

The immediate one is the scandals, which are depressingly like Malaysian politics as usual only more so.

In thoroughbred horse-breeding the owner's final purpose is not the immediate one, John Jeremiah Sullivan argues.

She remains the future of women's tennis, at least the immediate one.

The immediate one is the 5% hit to GDP that will occur after January 1st as the Bush tax cuts expire and deep Congress-mandated cuts to government spending are triggered.

The immediate one is that it may now prove harder to maintain the kind of mass demonstrations that have already prised concessions from the regime, against the rival attraction of a night out in the West.