Sentence examples for both urgency from inspiring English sources
They finally managed to summon both urgency and cohesion in extra time Wednesday.
The characterisations of Elizabeth, Margaret and the Duchess eventually rise above a production that is lacking in both urgency of purpose and delivery.
But this production makes it clear that what we're hearing is a story, told with both urgency and lyrical affection, in which what's remembered acquires mythic status.
Doug Parr, policy director at Greenpeace UK, told the Guardian: "Meeting the end of March deadline is an opportunity for major countries to demonstrate both urgency and leadership in the battle against climate change.
By raising the prospect of a deadline that, if broken, would deprive Lockerbie families of more than half the compensation they were promised, Mr. Ghanim injected a note of both urgency and political pressure into the immediate steps ahead.
The letter says the official response to the crisis has been "sadly listless, lacking in both urgency and compassion," and urges Modi to restore funding for a government program guaranteeing 100 days of paid work a year for the poor and unemployed.
The third is what help should be given to the car-parts industry, which receives far less attention than its famous customers, but which is facing acute problems of its own.The plight of the parts-makers demonstrates both the urgency and the complexity of the situation.
both the urgency of the leak and now this sudden closure for reasons beyond my control is characteristic of that.
The unexpected development signaled that both sides had stepped up both the urgency of resolving their dispute and the seniority of the officials doing the negotiating.
It is this originality that gives White's novels both their psychological urgency and their languorous charm.
Paul senses the "whiff of addiction" in Ginger's devotion to Velvet, and it's true that there's an unsettling neediness both to the urgency of her love and to her wish to prove herself adequate at loving.
