Sentence examples for pressing concerns for from inspiring English sources

PAGE 15 PLAYS STUDY LOVE AND WAR Decades after bringing the Vietnam War to Broadway in "Moonchildren," Michael Weller, 65, is again tackling pressing concerns for his generation (now somewhat older and maybe with kids): Iraq and marriage.

As a result, the growing estrangement of France's second- and third-generation Muslims and the increasing discrimination directed against them have become pressing concerns for the French government today.

Distrust and racial tension among Hispanics, Asians and blacks in the United States are pressing concerns for all three groups, a new national poll conducted in English, Spanish and five Asian languages has found.

The Labour MP Simon Danczuk's admission that he sent lewd texts to a teenage girl comes amid pressing concerns for the town, which was labelled one of the worst places to make a living last year and which is recovering after its Esplanade was swamped by winter floods.

Representing design decisions for complex software systems, tracing them to code, and enforcing them throughout the lifecycle are pressing concerns for software architects and developers.

Climate change and environmental pollution have become pressing concerns for the peoples in the Arctic region.

Rising debt of another kind is a pressing concern for many investors.

Getting such evidence is a pressing concern for the Bush Administration.

The under-representation of women in parliament has long been a pressing concern for all parties.

More often, consumer embarrassment has been the pressing concern for Combe's advertising and marketing divisions.

Mark Rosenman Montclair, N.J., Feb. 1, 2011 • To the Editor: Teacher quality is clearly a pressing concern for our nation.