immediate concern

But not all young families make the school issue their most immediate concern.

What are the things of immediate concern at a given age?

Of more immediate concern was the figure on the bed.

Getting the police back on its side is a more immediate concern.

He, like most everyone else here, has more immediate concerns.

None of them were looking at anything other than their immediate concern.

But her immediate concern was how to deal with this particular thing.

His most immediate concern was money, of which he had none whatever.

Now I should like to return to more immediate concerns.

Some in state government have more immediate concerns about the state's financial picture.

But his two immediate concerns were to find a room and a job.

A more immediate concern would be whether to start him in Game 7 if the series goes that far.

But on this day, the students had more immediate concerns.

But I had an even more immediate concern than my personal safety.

That having been said, my immediate concern would be with the approach to teaching.

That's starting to be a very immediate concern to me.

The reform of this system was an immediate concern for the new government.

Thus the immediate concern was how to get these candidates into the lower house despite the results.

Something else Sarah had said was of more immediate concern to him.

It would not, however, appear to be of immediate concern.

But many people inside and outside the profession see little cause for immediate concern.

A more immediate concern is the health of the Giants' front four.

On the Texas coast, rain was the more immediate concern.

While the immediate concerns were musical, the end result was a social sea change.

Her immediate concern was to get this child to safety somewhere.