Sentence examples for important pressing from inspiring English sources

Because for all the noise and anger directed at us over the past week, no one — nobody — has addressed the most important, pressing and immediate question we face: How do we protect our children right now, starting today, in a way that we know works?

Theory X may explain a greater number of phenomena than Y (to the extent that such things can be numerically distinguished), but perhaps the phenomena that Y does the better job of explaining are more important, pressing, or valuable.

Here's the thing -- to Louie, and many of his followers, the most important pressing issue of the day is ending modern day slavery.

We do not claim that it is the definitive tally of the world's most important or pressing conservation problems.

Most of all, Sharon enabled Israel to return to being an orderly society, in which the Palestinian issue remained important, even pressing, but not disruptive or worse.

He said the security services had contributed their fullest to the investigations and felt any further inquiries would divert their attention from more important and pressing matters.

But Crystal has no money and nowhere to go, and more important a pressing need to establish some sort of convincingly stable domicile.

Self-described as "a militant atheist", he rejected the notion that we should create a religious specialism in journalism because there were far more important and pressing journalistic concerns.

Yet travel is merely one strand of life, and while frequent flyers like myself may feel the brunt more than most, one can argue that it isn't the most important or pressing issue within this whole argument.

And, again, he is making the case that constructing a working relationship with the Chinese in the interests of maintaining a balance of power is more important than pressing for changes in the country's human-rights policy.

Most of us know that we should try our best to recycle or reuse as much as possible but with masses of different types of plastic to familiarise ourselves with, different rules for different boroughs, and seemingly more important matters pressing on our time, recycling and reusing can seem too much like an inconvenience to demonstrate our admirable moral fibre.