Sentence examples for too pressing for from inspiring English sources

But this crisis is far too pressing for such niceties to stand in the way of the best remaining chance for a peaceful solution.

Often Germany slid backwards, as in 2011 when Angela Merkel, the chancellor, abstained (with Russia and China) from voting in the United Nations Security Council on whether to intervene in Libya.Now the world's conflicts are becoming too pressing for Germany to stay passive.

Sir Gawain met his Green Knight, and there are any number of superheroes with green skin: The Hulk, Swamp Thing, The Green Goblin – although the latter is, as Rory knows all too well, not a superhero but a supervillain; a matter that soon becomes all too pressing for our avocado adventurer.

IBM is agitating, too, pressing Sun for a stronger say in Java's future.

In the mind of Saudi-UAE diplomacy the issues are too pressing to have room for incitement and ridicule.

Some say there is no time for this transformation; the crisis is too pressing and the clock is ticking.

Quarterly revenue targets for the parent company were simply too pressing to lose advertising dollars while engineers tinkered with the site.

He, too, is pressing for the Obama administration to recognise the group.

They, too, are pressing for domestic regulation.Eileen Claussen's Pew Centre represents several dozen big American firms (including United Technologies, IBM and DuPont) that have publicly called for action on climate change.

After the referendum, Kilpatrick and now Byrd, too, began pressing for an even stronger legislative response, based on the constitutional justification of interposition.

The financial situation is simply too severe, too pressing.