Sentence examples for general sense of urgency from inspiring English sources

Any postponement delays the cost of a cleanup and further dissipates the general sense of urgency.

and the relevant landscape (e.g. renewed rising oil prices and a general sense of urgency to act against climate change, etc).

A general sense of urgency.

Most will have heard of it, but aside from activists and corporations who would be negatively impacted by the proposed changes, there doesn't seem to be a general sense of urgency about protecting it.

From the noise and the general sense of dramatic urgency, Roger gathered that it was a crucial moment in the story.

"These situations should generate a greater sense of urgency," said Arthur Elkins, the inspector general, in a statement.

"These situations should generate a greater sense of urgency," says the new Inspector General's report. .

Mark Serwotka, general secretary of the Public and Commercial Services union, told delegates that a "sense of urgency" was needed.

As General Manager Steve Phillips said yesterday, "We have to start showing that sense of urgency".

After two general elections in six weeks (coalition talks failed after an inconclusive vote on May 6th) a sense of urgency is evident.

In an interview, Mr. Reilly, the Massachusetts attorney general, criticized Mr. Bush's dismissal of the science on global warming and said there was a new sense of urgency.