Sentence examples for less pressing needs from inspiring English sources
After Saturday's moves, in which they took U.C.L.A. safety Shaun Williams and boldly traded up to select two wide receivers they coveted, Penn State's Joe Jurevicius and Purdue's Brian Alford, the Giants filled less pressing needs today with their late-round choices.
This gravity of neediness argument avers that if two or more entities have a need, the one with a greater need evokes a greater sense of moral obligation than those perceived to be with less pressing needs, other conditions remaining the same.
"As long as money is cheap, there is less pressing need for structural reforms," said Frederic Neumann, co-head of Asian economics at HSBC in Hong Kong.
As both de Rougemont and Freud (in 1912's essay "The Most Prevalent Form of Degradation in Erotic Life") suggest, the woman present in the flesh, the wife or surrogate mother with her complicated, obdurate reality and pressing needs, is less aphrodisiac than the woman, imagined or hired, whose will is our own.
A stressed parent may focus more on pressing needs such as finances, nutrition and housing, and less focus on health maintenance and disease prevention strategies for the child [ 37].
It concentrates the mind on pressing needs.
"I feel I have more pressing needs.
Yet it does address various pressing needs.
But it will serve some pressing needs.
Ernesto Kho had pressing needs of his own.
"There always seem to be more pressing needs elsewhere".
