They're saying, 'Let's focus on things that are more pressing and more important.' ".
Three months later that question seems more pressing and prophetic than ever.
The other sessions were also arranged in the wake of romantic trauma, but this time her need was more pressing and specific.
But it becomes more pressing and obvious when Big Oil's results are no longer masked by the outsize profits that accompany a sky-high oil price.
But the national security problem is more pressing, and for the moment it offers Congress the best chance to redeem itself from its recent inaction.
Our world is not what it once was: the situation is more serious, the timing is more pressing, and the fortunes to be made are more astounding.
This mood of calm, Mr. Klau said, has given leaders "the political space" to turn their eyes from Europe toward more pressing and, for politicians seeking re-election, far more important domestic concerns.
While de-funding and de-secularizing both amount to aggression toward the public school as we know it, the finance issue was more pressing and the stuff of national news.
In 1857, James Buchanan berated abolitionists for making such a fuss about slavery: "Most happy will it be for the country when the public mind shall be diverted from this question to others of more pressing and practical importance".
This hopefulness may be hard to understand when the world's challenges seem more pressing and complex than ever before, and the nation seems more divided and uncertain than many of us have seen.
AeroFarms has built its sales pitch to investors around more pressing and concrete concerns like land and water shortages, meeting the demand for locally grown greens, and climate change.
