Sentence examples for into a pressing from inspiring English sources

This disparity in cholesterol lowering taps into a pressing scientific question about bad cholesterol: How low is low enough?

These nanomaterials will eventually go into the wastewater treatment plant (WWTP), therefore, resulting into a pressing need for information on their aggregation behavior and kinetics in the wastewater aqueous matrix.

For one thing, the shop owners say, the Taliban's demise has meant that many women from outlying villages who hardly left their homes before are now joining the commute that has turned the capital into a pressing crush of humanity -- and doing their burka-buying while they are about it.

But despite its recent decision to release 104 Palestinian prisoners, they will be released in stages over a pre-set timeline and it will be linked to the progress of the negotiations, which means that Israel will turn such a humanitarian issue into a pressing tool to serve its interests in the talks.

With the threat of Zika virus looming and summer approaching, that bug problem has turned into a pressing public health concern.

The 120,000 tonnes of unnecessary waste is an ethical and environmental disaster but for New Zealand, it's also turning into a pressing logistical concern.

The challenge of identifying the important exposures — and getting them into a bottle — is a pressing one.

Taking this into account, there is a pressing need to develop new and more effective anti tubercular agents.

Talibes children (who attend Koranic schools and frequently are beggars), and children being trafficked into neighboring Senegal are becoming a pressing issue.

4. Pass the pea puree through a strainer into a bowl, pressing with a flat rubber spatula to work it all through.

It's the base of your soup, so you want it to taste great on its own. 4 Pour the liquids through a strainer into a bowl, pressing on the solids to get all the broth out.