Sentence examples for there will immediately be from inspiring English sources

But there will immediately be more of a rivalry with the Knicks, which started in earnest when a large billboard of Prokhorov with the rap mogul Jay-Z, a Nets minority owner, was placed within view of Madison Square Garden.

And there will immediately be, as there was on Romney, enormous pressure to soothe and placate the activist base before making a bid to redefine conservatism for the broad center of the electorate.

Moments earlier he tweeted in Latvian: "Our country must create a legal framework for all types of partnerships, I will fight for it, I know that there will immediately be mega-hysteria but #Proudtobegay".

Gohma will immediately be defeated!

"If someone like you who normally shares a lot of information suddenly goes totally dark, this in itself is quite noticeable and a lot of analytical systems out there will immediately notice that something odd is going on".

"Immediately after the present instant there will be some instant and it immediately after the present instant will be" is false, for now the "it" is not a relative, and does not inherit its antecedent's supposition.

A more complicated example: "Immediately after the present instant there will be some instant which immediately after the present instant will be" has a compounded sense, and since the antecedent of "which" has confused supposition (due to the 'immediately' phrase preceding it), the sentence is true.

There'll be immediately conflicting information reported to consumers.

He believes that in spite of the huge victory, Kumar would be very scared because as soon as he says that even one of the provisions will be implemented, immediately there will be a backlash.

"Now that the agreement has been signed, we're hopeful that immediately there will be free access for humanitarians to go to all areas and that we can access many, many more thousands of people," said Veitch.

Regardless of where a poverty line is drawn, there will always be individuals living immediately above it who need government handouts as much as those living immediately below it.