Sentence examples for pressing examples from inspiring English sources

The problem in the Elk Valley is one of the most current and pressing examples.

Perhaps one of the most pressing examples is that of the Indian Point nuclear plant on the Hudson River in Buchanan, 30 miles north of Manhattan.

The global problem of death in childbirth is a pressing example.

Bringing in the humanities perspective is crucial to helping society act on science, Kraft said, citing climate change as a pressing example.

The home secretary says the most obvious and pressing example of the new opportunities for crime was that presented by new technology, and believes the need to develop responses to it is urgent.

The internment of almost every resident of Mr Prabhakaran's former northern fief, including some 70,000 before this week's flood, provides a relatively mild, yet pressing, example of this.Given that many of these people have grown up under the LTTE, the government obviously must vet them.

On the other hand, the reference to graying also refers to the fact that there's a risk that with Congress dropping out of the lawmaking process, environmental law is losing some of the dynamism that it needs in order to deal with some of the most current issues, with climate change being a pressing example.

Verizon's DSL push is one pressing example of its desperate need to make its sluggish old Bell bureaucracy more fleet-footed.

Poor people and people of color disproportionately reside in substandard housing, a pressing example of health inequities in the built environment.

Well, again, climate is a very pressing example of this.

And while a debate centering on an athlete's love life might not seem to be the most pressing example of free speech online, there are broader and more urgent implications, analysts said.