Sentence examples for more pressing in from inspiring English sources

This issue of accountability had become more pressing in the previous decade.

Grizzly bears were another issue — more pressing, in fact, as we were trespassing on their habitat.

Such problems are perhaps more pressing in the English boarding school, on which Hogwarts is modelled.

"The need for safety is now more pressing in the east," he said.

The situation is even more pressing in the Westchester city of Peekskill.

The search for a solution has become even more pressing in the present era of shrinking product cycle times.

The question was raised by the Hinkley Point power station, but is even more pressing in the telecoms business.

A solution became a little more pressing in 1938, when oil was discovered in Burqan, inside Kuwaiti territory but just a few miles north of the neutral zone.

The issue of trust is that much more pressing in emerging economies, whose threadbare legal systems and poor enforcement offer little assurance to investors.

Mackey and Liang state the situation in more pressing terms in a recent commentary on the role of WHO: 'fragmentation due to proliferation of global health actors coupled with inconsistency of financing has created serious challenges' (44 p. 12).

But a section of rebels in Chhattisgarh has more pressing matters in hand than survival.