Sentence examples for pressing matter for from inspiring English sources

That question is becoming a pressing matter for automakers.

It is like a moment from childhood, or even adulthood, in which I am able to stop worrying about a pressing matter for a moment in the full knowledge that the worry will come back.

It has become a pressing matter for many members, given that two-thirds of the 51 Council members are confronting the end of their time in office this year as a result of the referendums in 1993 and 1996.

At his two trials, Quattrone testified that the grand jury was not a pressing matter for him because the allocation of shares and the payment of commissions were both handled in other departments of the bank.

For this reason it was a pressing matter for Bartolomé de las Casas to plead once again for the Indians with Charles V who was by now Holy Roman Emperor and no longer a boy.

This is a pressing matter for both developed and developing countries.

But to judge from "Suitable Accommodations: An Autobiographical Story of Family Life: The Letters of J.F. Powers, 1942-1963," they were pressing matters for the author.

He has even less to offer on the pressing matter of how the whole enterprise may be paid for.

For George and Betty Coumbias of Vancouver, it has become a pressing matter of life and love and death.

The pressing matter of public services gets scant attention.

Before Obama flew to Copenhagen, they were accusing him of favouring his "Chicago fat cat friends"; now they intend to push the point home by accusing him of ignoring pressing matters of state for a local issue.