Sentence examples for a pressing cause from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a pressing cause" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to an urgent or important reason for action or concern. Example: "The organization is rallying support for a pressing cause that affects the local community."
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For that reason, some analysts contend, this mountain of dubious state-backed debt should not be seen as a pressing cause for worry.
But I'd never met anyone who regarded it as such a pressing cause for concern – let alone anyone with their feet so firmly on the ground in the software business.
In her late 50s now, Professor Dr Sharifah is renowned for her advocacy of women's rights, when it was a less pressing cause in the nation, to the co-founding of the Malaysian AIDS Council in 1992.
But for Emery Wimbish Jr., the genteel dean of libraries, and for the administration of the institution, proud of a history extending back before the Civil War, it is an immediate and pressing cause.
Campaign to abolish Third World debt - the new millennium's most pressing cause.
As a Best Picture nominee, it would ever so slightly darken the Oscar proceedings which, given the stubborn recurrence of killings of black men at the hands of police officers, is perhaps not the most pressing cause of our time.
In appropriate natural resource use practice, and compatibility of policy based on the local socio-economic context of the community have been the pressing cause of resource degradation (Munro et al. 2008; Mekuria et al. 2009).
Athletic's amazing switches of tempo and their intelligent movement and dynamic pressing caused United all sorts of problems.
Liverpool were sensational during the first period with their high pressing causing Arsenal's makeshift defence all sorts of problems.
The visitors' lack of confidence was evident as Queen's energetic pressing caused them all sorts of problems in the opening period.
