Sentence examples for much less pressing from inspiring English sources

Protecting bank customers, by contrast, has been a much less pressing concern.

Israel wastes only about a tenth of its water, and if everyone were equally efficient, the world's water problem would be much less pressing.

I had asked him if he agreed with my perception that terrorism seems a much less pressing threat when you talk to Americans outside the D.C.-N.Y. axis.

"The need for information for use in civil cases, while far from negligible, does not share the urgency or significance of the criminal subpoena requests in Nixon," Justice Kennedy said, indicating that the interests to be served in the suit against Mr. Cheney were much less pressing.

Yet, when measured against the current cyberwar seemingly being fought between China and America, matters of the livingroom seem much less pressing.

Plausibility is a much less pressing concern when a show was delivering in a reasonably interesting way in those arenas.

In this case the objection that too much sophistication is required is less pressing, since it only concerns insincere assertions.

And, in fact, he reported that sales have improved dramatically of late -- so much so that refinancing has become less pressing.

Concerns about visual context are less pressing here than in much of the United States or Europe.

Practicing a tired formalism in too much of her later work ("The world's perverse, / but it could be worse"), Van Duyn seems to have fewer, or less pressing, reasons to write after "Letters From a Father, and Other Poems" (1982).

The issues for Rivers are less pressing.