Sentence examples for apparent urgency from inspiring English sources

There was no ex planation for the apparent urgency of the change in Mr. Agnew's plans.

If the synopsis sounds bleak, that's because it is; despite the apparent urgency there is not yet a standardised scientific methodology for measuring microplastics in environmental samples.

"What is strikingly different this year is that there is no apparent urgency to address the dramatic backlog in completing security checks," she said.

It's everywhere – TV, radio and in the public prints – giving apparent urgency to what are usually vague general statements about tendencies in contemporary society.

The final, overwhelming, observation that I drew from the e-mail was that, in her apparent urgency to act boldly, the rector neglected a cardinal rule of public relations: listen to the professionals.

The gunman then fired a bullet into the back of the victim's head and, without apparent urgency or panic, stepped into a waiting car to blend into the midday traffic near Columbus Circle.

Greece's apparent new urgency was signalled hours after the late-night warning from Donald Tusk, who chairs meetings of European leaders, that the EU had only five days left to find "the ultimate agreement".

Serious preoperative attempts to treat psychiatric comorbidities are warranted even in case of apparent clinical urgency to perform surgery.

The MSC are commonly overlooked by researchers due to the apparent greater urgency of investigating infectious diseases[ 6].

Addressing underlying concerns often mitigates the apparent need for urgency.

The disconnect between the unnerving assessments of the Islamic State and the apparent lack of urgency in confronting it reflects a mix of political and military constraints.