Sentence examples for the most immediate concern from inspiring English sources

Fluctuations in currency - the pound dived against the euro - will be the most immediate concern for homebuyers as properties in Spain will immediately be more expensive as a result.

But gun legislation is the most immediate concern.

The most immediate concern for many businesses and consumers is the shrinking government.

Getting investment flowing again is the most immediate concern, industry executives say, and they have a number of suggestions.

Now, the most immediate concern for many administrators is the lack of resources, Professor Mudhaffar, the former president, said.

The most immediate concern for officials remains Greece, which is awaiting another bailout worked out by European leaders in July.

One of the most immediate concerns is the continuing delays in Athens as organizers prepare for the Games.

The most immediate concerns the looming end on 26 September of a partial moratorium on settlement construction, reluctantly agreed by Netanyahu last November.

The most immediate concerns for many will be documenting damage for insurance claims and dealing with rotting food left behind in unpowered refrigerators and freezers.

But the most immediate concerns in this election appear to lie elsewhere: with public anger over severely underfunded public services like health care and education.

The most immediate concerns when Cypriot banks will reopen, what will happen to deposits at that time, and how the Cypriot government will respond.