Sentence examples for pressing goal from inspiring English sources

Yet these laudable activities conflict with another pressing goal: impeding money laundering.

Finding affordable and convenient contraceptives is a pressing goal for international health authorities.

Understanding the long-term consequences of these changes remains an elusive, yet pressing, goal.

So understanding the climate and ecology of the Arctic has become a pressing goal.

A pressing goal within the research community is to further elucidate cellular processes affected by molecular aberrations by better utilizing the wealth of genomic data available.

A pressing goal of future research is to develop a validated true first-tier screening paradigm (e.g., a high-throughput in vitro screening battery) that can rapidly screen large numbers of chemicals for their potential to cause DNT (Coecke et al. 2007; Lein et al. 2007; NRC 2007; U.S. EPA 2006).

Understanding the nature of dark matter has become one of the most pressing goals for 21st century physics.

Mr. Githongo argues that for African societies, the international prosecution of former leaders is not yet compatible with more pressing goals.

These were pressing goals, for by 1889, the French government had — after a century of pendulum swings between the forces of revolution and reaction — reinvented itself yet again, as the Third Republic.

For the U.S., these are pressing goals: a 2012 study looking at health care in the most industrialized nations placed the U.S. near the bottom in almost every ranking.

He warns that the current climate risks leaving the country "a little poorer and a little meaner than the one we inherited from our parents," citing universal health care, higher wages, improved education and sounder energy policy as the most pressing goals.