Sentence examples for it becomes pressing from inspiring English sources

In his later heavy figuration it becomes pressing.

But, then, of course, the question whether, and under what conditions, one may be entitled to such a venture becomes pressing.

The question becomes pressing: How do we get from where we are now to where we want to be?

Second, the importance of making distinctions between statistical significance and toxicologic relevance in interpreting the outcome of ED studies becomes pressing.

Understanding such global differences in disease becomes pressing, as development transforms human demography and mobility causing key changes to transmission patterns (Hollingsworth et al., 2007), and to the environment in which the disease propagates.

Now they became pressing and specific.

The issue has become pressing, in recent years, for reasons of expense.

With Zarqawi they became pressing items of a current political agenda.

Now, as shortages of highly skilled labour become pressing, there are signs of that being reversed.

Beyond diplomacy, the economics have become pressing in times of crisis -- particularly a few weeks ahead of regional elections.

A settlement has become pressing because the internationally recognized Greek Cypriot government will join the European Union in May.