Sentence examples for a most pressing from inspiring English sources

Climate change will continue to be a most pressing issue, especially as we eat our way through our carbon budget.

Clapper said he hesitates to name a most pressing threat.

In the same letter, the prince said the rising number of tuberculosis (TB) cases in cattle was a "most pressing and urgent problem", which had been "caused and spread" by badgers.

Mazany added currency to this idea when he said that Information has risen to the level of being a most pressing need for a community in our current democracy.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to help solve a most pressing need and will cost much less in the long run than any of the recent proposals.

He defined this civic liberation as one respectful of human rights with transparent governance, an independent judiciary, a free press, properly functioning schools and hospitals, "and — most pressing — a determination born from the conversion of hearts to excise corruption".

Vast and unchartable forces: we don't like the idea of these very much, and so we dedicate ourselves to locating a cause — even a wrong cause will do — a need that becomes most pressing when children are involved.

So whether you're a Zack, a Slater, or a Screech, let's take a moment to acknowledge the most pressing question: where are you now?

With regard to wound healing, large tissue deficits, recalcitrant wounds, and pathological scar formation remain but a few of our most pressing challenges.

Those are a few of the most pressing ethical questions technologists, investors and we the public will face as VR grows.

In short, Ecuador is ill-prepared to dollarise.Mindful at least of the need for economic reform to accompany dollarisation, Mr Mahuad was this week preparing a bill containing the most pressing reforms to send to Congress.