more immediate

Putin may not care because he sees himself as fighting a more immediate battle for political survival.

But beyond the chilling of their free expression are more immediate concerns.

It felt truer and more real, and the response was much more immediate.

His incarceration seemed to have convinced him that he needed to have a more immediate impact on day-to-day affairs.

Of more immediate concern are the chemicals stored above ground at the well sites.

In 1582 a more immediate disaster threatened the owners of the Theatre.

Louis the Fourteenth had other more immediate concerns than writing the history of France.

At this point a soft yellow light lit up the more immediate neighbourhood.

The first symptoms of more immediate decay, was his inability to enjoy his rest at night.

The Prince of Cond received more immediate and substantial assistance from beyond the Channel.