Sentence examples for pressing terms from inspiring English sources
Mackey and Liang state the situation in more pressing terms in a recent commentary on the role of WHO: 'fragmentation due to proliferation of global health actors coupled with inconsistency of financing has created serious challenges' (44 p. 12).
Everything else I treated as a long-term goal, to be attended to once these very pressing short-term needs were managed.
What could be a more pressing short-term threat than horrific storms that can bring the city to its knees?
The most pressing short-term issue is whether to contribute to an American military effort, which Canada seems prepared to do.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed into law a prison overhaul that adds more than 50,000 beds to a crowded system, even as critics warned that it failed to solve the most pressing long-term problems.
He noted that Iraq was not among the most pressing "near-term concerns" to U.S. interests and that as a military danger Iraq was "smaller and weaker" than during the Persian Gulf War.
RONALD S. LAUDER, pictured, shunned by the city's Republican leaders for spending a multimillion-dollar chunk of his fortune on a failed mayoral campaign in 1989 and by other elected officials for pressing a term-limits initiative several years later, is now under fire from the Muslim-American establishment.
In the early 1990s, he quickly established himself as a champion of political morality in the Legislature, taking on Governor Edwards and his associates, firing off ethics complaints, battling casinos and pressing for term limits that this year finally ousted the largely Democratic legislative old guard.
Simple: Interest rates were low, so they kept borrowing to finance pressing short-term needs.
A disposition towards employment in software development is not easily developed or maintained when there are more pressing short-term needs (Marinos 2016; Kayser 2013).
In order to solve some of society's most pressing long-term problems, the U.S. needs to educate and train the next generation of scientists and engineers to use advanced computing effectively.
