Sentence examples for matters pressing from inspiring English sources

Most of us know that we should try our best to recycle or reuse as much as possible but with masses of different types of plastic to familiarise ourselves with, different rules for different boroughs, and seemingly more important matters pressing on our time, recycling and reusing can seem too much like an inconvenience to demonstrate our admirable moral fibre.

In the course of the summit meeting that officially opens on Friday and ends on Sunday, Mr. Vajpayee, the Indian prime minister, and General Musharraf of Pakistan will spend hours together in rooms where presumably it will be difficult for them to avoid each other -- or the grave matters pressing in on their countries.

The same bit of meat-matter pressing on the same bit of brain in some other head might have produced some other transgression — in the head of a Lubavitcher, say, a mad desire to eat prosciutto.

After 30 minutes of waiting for the link to arrive, we thought this matter pressing enough to publish.

In view of the major individual suffering and societal costs for sick leave compensation and disability pensions in Sweden and comparable countries, studies of prospective data on these matters are a pressing matter [ 15].

Sometimes movies shed light on matters of pressing public concern.

Now even specialists in European economic matters are pressing for bolder action.

To make matters more pressing, Universal doesn't exactly have a lot of franchises.

It's a matter of pressing concern.

A person whose matter is pressing sometimes leans across the desk toward Tobón.

Understanding buzz pollination is not just interesting in its own right, but a matter of pressing importance.