Sentence examples similar to pressing facts from inspiring English sources
The headline obscures the relevant and pressing fact that the youths themselves had opened fire at Israeli soldiers, while the headline basically insinuates that they were executed by the soldiers".
The pressing fact of business today is compressed margins.
One tangible result of that pressing fact or fiction problem that's also being highlighted by the Commission today in a related piece of work — its latest Eurobarometer survey — is the erosion of consumer trust in tech platforms.
Grizzly bears were another issue — more pressing, in fact, as we were trespassing on their habitat.
What is pressing, in fact but the most proactive form of the counter-counter?
So pressing, in fact, that the show is devoting an hour-long special called Neighbours: Who Dies? to answer it.
Even more pressing is the fact that in print, the Hulk who appears in this story is the version of the character who does not transform into Bruce Banner (see this link for details as to why).
More pressing is the fact that his band's single Crazy - propelled by the great soul stylings of his partner Cee-Lo Green - is simply a hugely tough act to follow.
What makes it more pressing is the fact that about two-thirds of the population are aged under 30.
More pressing is the fact that so many developers for RIM's BlackBerry products have created apps in java that will not port when RIM launches BlackBerry 10 later this year.
