Sentence examples for and urgency in the from inspiring English sources

The game gained intensity and urgency in the second half.

DETROIT — The sense of frustration — and urgency — in the e-mail message was palpable.

But there seems to be a special angst and urgency in the way that we receive them today.

The combination of grace and urgency in the slow movement proved compelling, however, and the finale was tremendous.

Nonetheless, there is pathos in a pregnant thirty-five-year-old grandmother's lament for her decrepit neighborhood, blighted by bullets and Reagan-era decay, and urgency in the outbursts of the unemployed ex-convict King (Russell Hornsby), who hustles refrigerators and dreams of owning a video store.

It is a whole different kettle of fish from the first half, more snap in the tackles and urgency in the movement of both teams.

What constitutes "acceptable" and "reasonable" is clearly subjective and to an extent depends upon the nature of the optimization task addressed and the context and urgency in which an optimal solution is being sought.

UNICEF Regional Director, Latin America and the Caribbean, Nils Kastberg, during his address to the gathering emphasized the importance and urgency in establishing a continuum of change for children, especially to bring about visibility for children in hinterland areas.

Turns out -- in California, talking sternly, rationally, and making 100% sense, but with a near imperceptible increase in volume and urgency results in the guy from the DMV calling the police for back up.

After World War II, and gaining urgency in the 1960's and 1970's with books like Irving Howe's epic "World of Our Fathers," the Lower East Side became an ever more powerful symbol of the bygone life of the shtetl, where, as Ms. Diner put it, "families got along, neighbors took care of each other and all the food tasted better".

In the first post I discussed fascination, imperfection and urgency, while in the second I covered naturalism and the ever-present difficulties of time.