Sentence examples for obvious pressing from inspiring English sources

Two and a half years after the earthquake, despite billions of dollars in reconstruction aid, the most obvious, pressing need — safe, stable housing for all displaced people — remains unmet.

If either of the narratives above describes us, we shall call it our own, for both present obvious, pressing arguments for blogger rights: the first as foot soldiers for transparency, the second as mere individuals who wish to be individual.

Meanwhile, just a sliver of the total disbursement — $215 million — has been allocated to the most obvious and pressing need: safe, permanent housing.

The home secretary says the most obvious and pressing example of the new opportunities for crime was that presented by new technology, and believes the need to develop responses to it is urgent.

I accept but can't love Don's story in the finale, because it was distracting for the formerly unwanted child to ignore his own childrens' obvious and pressing needs.

The initial methods were directed to the most obvious and pressing problem areas using the most readily available data.

"I'm swinging the bat poorly right now and it's obvious I'm pressing," Piazza said.

Climate change -- a result of greenhouse gases being emitted faster than they can be absorbed by forests and oceans -- is the most obvious and arguably pressing impact of ecological overspending.

Now you can get obvious hints by pressing the 2 Button.

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.

With a beefed-up post-9/11 FBI and CIA, spy-trading games that have no obvious relationship to the pressing national security demands of today look to continue, underwritten by U.S. taxpayers.