Sentence examples for Pressing troubles from inspiring English sources

The Co-op Group has more pressing troubles, like resolving its bitter internal debate over governance and determining how big a writedown is required on its supermarket assets.

Carrying out this task, and thus helping Brentano's theory out of its most pressing troubles, was Twardowski's original contribution.

The move occurred after Neelie Kroes, the competition commissioner of the European Union, pressed troubled banks in the union to sell major assets.

ASSOCIATED PRESS Debt Troubles Grow in India  |  Bad loans in the country constitute "the most significant risk to the financial system," according to a survey by the Reserve Bank of India, The New York Times reports.

Horror stories and the way in which some surrogates are presented in the press also troubled me.

Her elder son, Alexander Aris, who is thirty-seven, has been described in the press as troubled by his mother's choosing politics over family.

Ever since, bilingualism has been the creed of the Ottawa government hence the proliferation of French accents in ministry buildings from the janitors to the press secretaries.The trouble is that no concession can please everyone.

The other major theme developed by Mr. Hamill is the three-act drama of Sinatra's career that comprises its initial rise, its terrible fall in the late 1940's and its great comeback in the early 1950's after he won the part of Angelo Maggio in the film of James Jones's "From Here to Eternity". The fall had to do with his relations with the press, his trouble with women and his liberal politics.

Redmond's point is not that it uses these disasters to talk obliquely about the Falls and Shankill's stereophonic nightmare, but that it is registering the pressure of sincerely and strenuously not wanting the theme of the Troubles pressed on it at all.

But now Lopez and Lux have decided it's time for Genii to come out of the lamp as they are so fed-up with the rumours whizzing around the motor press alleging financial troubles at the group's investment management arm, Genii Capital, because of Lotus F1.

According to the Wall Street Journal, new owner C. Dean Metropoulos never finalized the $17.3 million deal due to "sanitation issues" and the "widespread, and national, negative press coverage" of troubles with keeping the factory in line with FDA standards.