Sentence examples for note of urgency from inspiring English sources

That note of urgency was surely intended as a spur.

Secretary General Kofi Annan added a chilling note of urgency to the discussion.

Instead of the shrill note of urgency, it was softer, like birdsong, just a signalling tweet.

Only the headlines--bigger and blacker than usual--convey a note of urgency.

As President Bush and Senate leaders of both parties vowed to work toward quick approval of a financial bailout plan, European officials sounded a note of urgency.

Speaking to a gathering of nurses in Washington yesterday, Mr Obama maintained the same note of urgency he struck on Capitol Hill.

A fine account of Barber's roiling "Dover Beach" ended the concert's first half on a note of dramatic urgency.

By raising the prospect of a deadline that, if broken, would deprive Lockerbie families of more than half the compensation they were promised, Mr. Ghanim injected a note of both urgency and political pressure into the immediate steps ahead.

Up to this writing, Anthony Eden, is the only major political figure who has sounded a note of grave urgency on international affairs.. View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick By Ceridwen Dovey.

First, we should note as a matter of urgency the need to put some kind of public warning system in place for any story that breaks involving, however tenuously and at whatever distance, politicians and the carnal arena.

Though the government had long insisted that it was desperate to learn why Dr. Lee had downloaded the data, and especially what had happened to seven missing computer tapes packed with secrets, officials made little effort to schedule the debriefing until last week, after news organizations noted the apparent lack of urgency.