Sentence examples for pressing as ever from inspiring English sources

Although Napoleon, abandoning the plan of a cross-Channel invasion, began to redeploy the Grand Army, in Britain the danger of invasion seemed as pressing as ever, and Nelson appeared the country's hope.

It is still a long way to Election Day 2012, the underlying problem of a long-term fiscal imbalance remains as pressing as ever, and Democrats face divisions and message problems of their own.

For the protesters in 2003, its message felt as pressing as ever.

At the same time, the urgency for action to keep fossil fuels in the ground is as pressing as ever.

Mr. Manchin has been pressing as well.

But humanitarian concerns are pressing as well.

That's as pressing now as ever.

The issues involved in this strike — preserving jobs that let workers comfortably support a family, offshoring, work rules — are just as pressing as they ever were, but there are markedly fewer union workers left in the private sector to stand for them.

The emphasis on equity and inclusion becomes ever-more pressing as many cities grow rapidly, creating a prosperous wave of change that has not included all community members.

The issue becomes more pressing as knowledge of other planetary systems expands and radio telescopes can beam ever more powerful signals into the void.

This is pressing as allies become competitors.