Sentence examples for hardly pressing from inspiring English sources

The danger is hardly pressing: gene therapy applied to treat ordinary body cells has so far been a failure.

An interesting curiosity, but hardly a pressing concern.

As many small shops were engulfed by the sea, coddling them is hardly a pressing matter.

Although hardly as pressing as the threat of nuclear proliferation, there is also a strong sense of exasperation among Latin American leaders with the United States.

"John Q". is certainly not a simple dud like, say, Bruce Willis's new movie, "Hart's War," which is about racism in the Army during the Second World War — hardly a pressing issue — and never comes up to speed.

Yet Gawker is hardly a pressing issue in 2011.

Now add in the fact that autonomous cars will actually sense and react to sudden situations instantaneously, unlike human drivers who take more than 1 second of crucial time to see and react, and the need to solve these absurd hypotheticals with ethical algorithms hardly seems pressing.

That's also why the question of what the president knew about terrorism on Sept. 11, though important, is hardly the most pressing now, Washington hysteria notwithstanding.

He points out that in 1782 hardly any Americans were pressing to follow acquisition with settlement.

Southampton's high-tempo pressing game hardly allowed the visitors so much as a sniff in front of goal as Mauricio Pochettino's side secured their sixth clean sheet in nine games.

Hardly anyone could live with their pressing and lightning-fast turnovers.