Sentence examples for increasingly pressing from inspiring English sources

Several problems also became increasingly pressing.

These questions will be increasingly pressing as innovations strain the longstanding rules that regulate modern life.

Certain elements in the real estate community, to speak quite frankly, are increasingly pressing to drive down prices".

But Congress would still have to find major new sources of revenue to sustain the current programs and meet increasingly pressing housing needs.

Berlin has been increasingly pressing the point that it carries too much of the E.U. burden, undermining many of assumptions Europe operated under during the Cold War.

There is an "increasingly pressing need to start rebuilding inventories as demand continues to grow," said Jade Zelnik, chief economist at RBS Greenwich Capital.

The issue is becoming increasingly pressing as more than 100 nuclear power plants are being relicensed so they can continue to operate.

Its main customers, the Michigan-based Big Three automakers, continue to lose market share and are increasingly pressing suppliers to cut costs.

In their letters to employees yesterday, Mr. Eisner and Mr. Iger said: "We need to face up to the increasingly pressing challenges of the softening economic environment.

In the most important speech of his career, Letta urged senators to accept that Italy's government could not be held hostage by Berlusconi's increasingly pressing legal woes.

Moreover, in his song lyrics N'Dour increasingly addressed pressing political and social issues such as apartheid and the importance of maintaining African cultural identity in an interconnected world.