Sentence examples for pressing causes from inspiring English sources

Mobile can instantly connect pressing causes and opportunities with the volunteers and donors who can help, and mobility also connects employee volunteers with each other to forge a social and interactive experience that encourages more people to get involved.

The last and most powerful of Singer's argument is that the money lavished on contemporary art (and art in general) would be better spent by supporting pressing causes, such as poverty in the developing world and the eradication of diseases such as child blindness and malaria.

Practices such as excessive harvesting, hydrological modifications and seawall constructions, coastal development, and pollution are some of the most pressing causes of wetland loss.

While upholstered furniture, bedding, and mattress fires represent some of the most pressing causes of domestic fires and fire deaths, electrical fires answer for some 20% of all fires in homes and are a major cause of domestic fire losses.

Here's a pressing cause for Tsar Eric.

Campaign to abolish Third World debt - the new millennium's most pressing cause.

Athletic's amazing switches of tempo and their intelligent movement and dynamic pressing caused United all sorts of problems.

Liverpool were sensational during the first period with their high pressing causing Arsenal's makeshift defence all sorts of problems.

For that reason, some analysts contend, this mountain of dubious state-backed debt should not be seen as a pressing cause for worry.

For two hours yesterday, two AEI scholars and a visiting bioethicist kibbitzed about a pressing cause: Why Jews are so doggone smart.

As a Best Picture nominee, it would ever so slightly darken the Oscar proceedings which, given the stubborn recurrence of killings of black men at the hands of police officers, is perhaps not the most pressing cause of our time.