Such a deal, analysts said, makes it less pressing for BellSouth to own Sprint's wireless operations.
On the other hand, the risk of further fragmentation could make it more pressing for the Taliban to gather consensus behind peace talks as soon as possible.
Modern conveniences such as air-conditioning can make it less pressing for city dwellers to try to escape the oppressive heat concentrated in an urban setting.
The comment at TS12.U3 stems from contextual knowledge of at-risk medical students, and is used to elicit discussion on a common issue: the overestimation of how much they have to do often leads to paralysis, making it worth pressing them to objectively account for the volume of work confronting them, so that it can then be divided and managed.
He made his reputation pressing for the exposure of Alger Hiss, a senior State Department official, as a spy and a communist, and did battle with people like Adlai Stevenson, twice the Democrats' presidential nominee in the 1950s, and George McGovern, who was trounced in 1972.
This case, and all that it represents about the cynical appropriation of the First Amendment to justify the destruction of people's lives for profit or entertainment, makes it all the more pressing for Congress to pass strong federal legislation to protect sexual privacy.
To make matters more pressing for Walsh, a leading actuary in London's City has today said that the airline's only choice of action now is bankruptcy, which would sent it down the same route as Delta Airlines and United Airlines' parent UAL, which have had some success with the move.
"What makes it a little more pressing for Bank of America is their level of exposure," said Guy Cecala, publisher of Inside Mortgage Finance.
Unions are pressing to make it harder for airlines to export maintenance work.
That will make it hard for a victim pressing charges to get corroborating evidence from other testimonies.
