Sentence examples for pressing problem of from inspiring English sources
The year 2013 has been no different: where once you might have written a resolution on the first page of your diary to eat fewer biscuits, Bridget Jones style, now new year's weight loss rhetoric has been amped up into the domain of thinktank press releases trying to prove they have something useful to contribute to the pressing problem of obesity.
This question addresses the pressing problem of prioritisation head-on.
The BBC addresses the recurring, pressing problem of whether Hollywood-movie Nazis should sound British, American, or German.
LAST week, Carl Kruger, a Democratic state senator representing New York's 27th District in South Brooklyn, introduced a bill into the Legislature that would, he said, tackle the pressing problem of "iPod oblivion".
The system, by guaranteeing continuous functioning and high productivity (more than 1500 graftings/hour), provides an effective and reliable solution to the pressing problem of substituting expert human operators during the grafting season.
Listing people who are truly dead as opposed to just doing a convincing imitation addresses a real, if not exactly pressing, problem of these celebrity-obsessed times: With so many putatively famous people knocking around, it is downright impossible to keep track of where they are, let alone whether they are breathing.
The pressing problems of our time are scientific and social, technological and political, ethical and economic.
is to provide a platform for the Columbia community to critically explore pressing problems of economic development.
In 1729, primarily because of the proprietors' inability to meet the pressing problems of defense, the Carolinas were converted into the two separate royal colonies of North and South Carolina.
More important, it's aimed at the medium term, the economy of 2020, rather than at the clear and pressing problems of the present.
The richest nations in the world, they will say, have never been closer, never more united in their commitment to solving the pressing problems of today.
