Sentence examples for a more pressing problem from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the governor confronts a more pressing problem.

In the short term, she has a more pressing problem.

This choice is directly related to a more pressing problem.

For Gordon Brown, there's a more pressing problem.

But at the moment, Mr. Curtis had a more pressing problem.

But a slowing economy may soon overtake corruption as a more pressing problem.

Unless he can find a way to use the agreement to boost employment — a far more pressing problem than the short-term deficit — his arbitration is unlikely to do him much good at the polls.

Dr. Matarasso said a far more pressing problem than Allergan's advertising was the proliferation of "Botox parties" in doctors' offices and health spas.

To him, a much more pressing problem is that unlike traditional disciplines, black studies programs often lack the power to hire faculty and grant tenure.

All other members of the MPC, from King down, were of the opinion that the hike in oil prices was a far more pressing problem than any hypothetical future downturn.

But activists agree the biggest challenge may be to persuade ordinary people that their heritage is worth preserving – particularly when the frequent collapse of working-class tenements seems a much more pressing problem.