Sentence examples for particularly pressing from inspiring English sources

This is a particularly pressing for small economies which depend disproportionately on money from emigrants.

The issue is particularly pressing given the impact of austerity on the disengaged, he argues.

Confronting unconscious bias at the team-level is also particularly pressing, says Simard.

However the issue with which today's consultation paper on media ownership rules deals is particularly pressing.

In our current age of unapologetic racism and resurgent authoritarianism, the mechanics of Hitler's rise are a particularly pressing matter.

The cast was uneven and one particularly pressing issue for ENO was evident: diction, or lack of it.

Ideally Sunderland would strengthen in every department but left-back and centre-half appear particularly pressing priorities.

Discrimination against nomadic populations is hardly restricted to Romania, but the integration of that country's largest ethnic minority seems particularly pressing.

But South Africa needs more than a weaker currency to fix its economy: unemployment, officially at 25% of the workforce, is a particularly pressing issue.

This is particularly pressing as under the coalition government the number of academy schools grew from 203 in May 2013 to 1807 in May 2012.

These issues are particularly pressing for frogs, toads and other amphibians, whose populations are plunging worldwide in the face of factors like habitat loss, climate change and disease.