Sentence examples for of pressing need from inspiring English sources
As in other development-heavy neighborhoods, there are no signs of pressing need for a government bailout in Dumbo.
Generally, the right of angary should be applied only in case of pressing need in time of war, and compensation is due to the neutral owner.
It is this kind of pressing need that apparently has driven one of the world's most reclusive governments -- and one that has vilified Japan, even more than the United States, for the past 54 years -- to change its tune.
I am absolutely committed to this goal - it is a matter of pressing need".
It comes at a time of pressing need: the world's urban population is projected to reach five billion by 2030, with three out of five people across the globe living in cities, the UN estimates.
The game's hero usually feels some kind of pressing need to "become the best" in Pokémon games, but this time around, the atmosphere seems distinctly more chill, which is actually a welcome change since it puts more focus on things like battle mechanics.
The $60.4 billion bill would cover an assortment of pressing needs.
In a furious first round of the N.B.A. draft tonight, the Nets exchanged one first-round pick for three, hoping to fulfill with quantity a multitude of pressing needs.
The list of pressing needs is long: The newcomers need tents, plastic sheeting and mosquito nets to help prevent malaria.
List of pressing needs Down a dirt road at the camp, hundreds of new arrivals are waiting to be registered.
Initial recommendations, presented to MSPP on October 27, 2010, and November 1, 2010, by PAHO and CDC, respectively, did not support cholera vaccination because of pressing needs for priority interventions of safe water provision and cholera treatment measures, and limited immediate vaccine availability (Technical Appendix 1).
