Sentence examples for crying out for action from inspiring English sources

But this time they will share responsibility if nothing is done, at a moment when the country's problems are crying out for action.

So you could forgive the thousands of eager tweeters crying out for action to stop the non-existent violence in northern Uganda now.

As Cardinal Joseph Bernardin of Chicago said, "It is wrong to waste the precious gift of time on acrimony and division," and, he could have added, of energy on a personal matter that distracted the national government from attending to the many domestic and international problems crying out for action.

A spokeswoman for Ken Livingstone said: "Boris Johnson is fatally stuck fighting the stale arguments of the last election, when Londoners are crying out for action now to cut fares and ease the squeeze on their living costs.

But SNP MP Angus MacNeil said the news was "not just disappointing, it is a despicable betrayal by the Tory-Lib Dem government at a time when the country is crying out for action to bring down fuel costs".

In the face of injustice and poverty crying out for action, our country's progress has been held hostage by extremists of stasis.

"The facts cry out for action," Clinton said of gun violence at the rally on Saturday, citing statistics showing roughly 33,000 gun-related deaths each year in America.

"The facts cry out for action," Clinton told the crowd at Iowa State University in Ames, just two days before the Iowa caucuses kick off the presidential nominating contests.

Or maybe it's just that all that time we spend locked in our heads makes our bodies cry out for action, action, action!

It cries out for action from Washington, but the political pressures point the other way.

Both cases cried out for action by the review board, yet it played virtually no role.