Sentence examples for a pressing one from inspiring English sources

But here, the issue is considered a pressing one.

This question has long been a pressing one in America.

With Angola still very much at war and Congo and Sierra Leone both far from lasting peace, the issue remains a pressing one.

What does that tell us about the new prime minister?" Amid the many uncertainties, a pressing one is how to pronounce her name.

For some, the issue of whether Mr. bin Laden did or did not coordinate the attacks was no longer a pressing one.

The question of who can "provide a space for students to develop something that will allow them to be employed" is a pressing one, Ms. Wofford said, for both schools and corporations.

Creating temporary spaces that cater for the migration of people is an issue for architects as well as politicians - a much more pressing one than the rebuilding on the site of the World Trade Centre.

The possession of a secret concerning another is, like all forms of power, something of a burden, a weight pressing one's lips together, which can be relieved only by telling someone else.

Maybe something like just pressing a button…like pressing one, two, or three.

All subjects then performed a 12-minute choice reaction time task consisting of pressing one key on a computer keyboard when the capital letter 'S' appeared on the screen and pressing another key when the numeral 5 appeared on the screen.

For example, in the baseline condition in Parker et al., the possible stimuli consisted of four 1-kHz tones differing in intensity (25, 30, 35, and 40 dB SPL), and the participant was asked to specify which of the four had been presented on a trial by pressing one of four buttons.