Sentence examples for a pressing question for from inspiring English sources
He had a pressing question for Valerie Jarrett, a senior adviser to President Obama.
A pressing question for the NPS is how these changes will go down with the public.
That leaves a pressing question for his supporters: who will they vote for in November?
It's a pressing question for nearly every investor, and has left even professional financial advisers scratching their heads.
That's a pressing question for the descendants of one of New Jersey's oldest families, and for their neighbors.
It's a pressing question for Mohsen Makhmalbaf, who now lives in London, having left Iran in 2005 after the election of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
A pressing question indeed for the 70 Microsoft managers summoned last June to Building No. 27 here for a searching review of the business.
Apple now faces competition on nearly every front, and whether it can maintain its competitive edge without Mr. Jobs is a pressing question, especially for Apple shareholders and customers.
A pressing question, especially for the naturalist, is how mental representations come to have their contents.
How to combat this assault is a pressing question not just for those of us in the clean economy, but also for politicians who get the urgent -- even existential -- need for our country to develop abundant energy that's clean and cost-effective.
And it is raising an increasingly pressing question for this crowded nation of 1.1 billion people: What price should India pay to save its rapidly diminishing forests, and for whom — a trophy animal like the tiger, or its original inhabitants?
