Sentence examples for range of pressing from inspiring English sources
One of the chief reasons that Obama has sought Biden's advice on a range of pressing foreign-policy questions — most notably, in recent months, on policy in Afghanistan — is that Biden has a deep knowledge of, and an intuitive feel for, people and places still new to the president.
Lin, 55, is a specialist on Chinas rural economy and development theory, and has frequently publicly voiced his views on a range of pressing economic issues.
The U.S. has to grapple with China on a wide range of pressing issues on a daily basis, and it will be tough to keep Internet freedom high on that agenda.
The employment and industrial bases of the city and a range of pressing contemporary issues are then considered, including transport and congestion, the provision of urban water under conditions of water stress and privatisation, and urban and regional development planning for the city.
It informs a vast range of pressing controversies and in ways that are unclouded, at least directly, by the freighted question of abortion.
When we treat such issues as untouchable or intractable, we relinquish our agency to address the full range of pressing issues in the world, in America, and on every college and university campus in the U.S.
"This will be vital given the heavy competition for public health money from a range of other pressing issues and concerns".
The expression method, used to recover citrus oils from fruit peels, ranges from a traditional procedure of pressing with sponges to mechanical maceration.
It is better to press + instead of pressing instead of pressing.
Mr. Rumsfeld's vocal skirmishing with Moscow is also connected with a broader trans-Atlantic debate -- and diplomatic rivalry -- over a number of pressing security questions ranging from NATO's role in the Balkans, to how to maintain sanctions on Iraq and how to shape a new European defense force outside the NATO alliance.
It's a matter of pressing concern.
