This perception that girlhood continued until marriage made it pressing for fathers to protect their daughters' vulnerability and to provide for dependence that potentially lasted for many decades.
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla). says his conservative DREAM Act push is on hold for now, after Obama's decision on illegal immigration made it less pressing to pass such legislation.
Nor does it make it any less pressing to put climate change at the top of our personal, business and societal priorities.
While concern over the city's racial tensions mounted at City Hall and made it even more pressing to get the facts in the latest case, it was also a day of considerable confusion for the police, who found it difficult to communicate with victims who spoke little English and had been left shaken by their experience.
Low prices make it more pressing for Tehran to make a deal that would end sanctions, but an end to sanctions would also end up putting even more oil onto the market.
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.
There is a dearth of information about ownership and copyright of photographs in low resource countries which, combined with an evolving globalized digital media and lack of copyright regulation, makes it even more pressing to consider the ethical implications of photographing children in low resource settings.
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.
In the clinic's meeting room here where the township's health educators gather, Dr. Puoane is doing her best to make it a pressing problem, one person at a time.
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.
