Sentence examples for pressing consideration from inspiring English sources

Buchanan says "the historical and political context of Noongar language use, loss and regeneration is a constant and pressing consideration in this project".

The type IIa subclass has additional chip fragments at the anterior or posterior aspect at the base of the dens and uniformly leads to non-union and, therefore, may warrant more pressing consideration for early surgical stabilisation and fusion [79].

But in the UK, another pressing consideration has emerged: Are you funding organized crime?

It's much more guarded and cautious, and using scenic advantages like higher platforms for better sight lines, becomes a much more pressing consideration.

Behind his appeal lurked at least this pressing consideration: The American economy is faltering, and if Americans do not return to something close to business as usual, the impact is likely to be severe.

Although some elementary and secondary schools open their computer laboratories to students and their families after regular school hours, and some offer discount computer sales to students and teachers, a more pressing consideration is access during the school day.

But before he begins preparing for his second act -- a job in the private sector -- Mr. Rowland, 47, has more pressing considerations.

Understanding consumer attitudes and considering how best to educate people so they can make informed decisions about how much data they share are also likely to become pressing considerations as the IoT proliferates.

Understanding consumer attitudes and considering how best to educate people so they can make informed decisions about how much data they share are also likely to become pressing considerations as the IoT proliferates.

The focus on DURC and the threat of deliberate release of lethal pathogens also diverts attention away from more pressing considerations about biosafety and the risk of unintended release of pathogens.

So I didn't get married until I was 37.' Clearly, there were pressing practical considerations - Gurley Brown paid for 'pretty much everything' for the remainder of her mother's and sister's lives - but I suggest to her now that there is something deeply materialistic about the Cosmo philosophy.