Sentence examples for from the pressing from inspiring English sources

The narrow curriculum was far removed from the pressing problems and changing needs of the 19th century.

According to Andrews and Thomson, these awful symptoms came with a productive side effect, because they reduced the possibility of becoming distracted from the pressing problem.

Biffen had barely got a toe under his new desk when he was diverted from the pressing issue of Times Newspapers.

This might seem a technocratic choice, far removed from the pressing issues of poverty and discrimination facing many of the 1 billion people living with disabilities.

I hope the United States' newfound friendship with Russia and its oil (editorial, Nov. 30) does not detract from the pressing need for alternative energy sources.

He focused on issues, like workplace safety within the Treasury Department, that seemed far removed from the pressing matters of the day.

Very warm air has flooded into the Arctic from the south, pressing the ice northwards.

The pressing started from striker Edin Dzeko.

You can sense the water from the reservoir pressing against the walls.

Spurs were dominant from the start, pressing down the flanks but finding no way past the athletic and assertive Jordan Pickford.

And it must not distract attention from the equally pressing difficulties of the here and now.