Sentence examples for too pressing to from inspiring English sources

Partly because the problem of over-stretch has become too pressing to resist.

Next-of-kin issues rarely came up, and, in any event, his medical concerns were too pressing to worry about other things.

But I think the world's problems – from the financial crisis to evidence that war crimes have been committed in Libya – are too pressing to waste four hours on "housekeeping".

But company officials have said that time was too short and the paper's financial problems too pressing to delay any longer, which is why they were inclined to move instead to the unilateral cut.

We must work to change that, before it's too late". The world's need for abundant clean energy is too pressing to address it from predetermined positions that prevent thorough consideration of all available technologies.

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

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.

Party activist Carolijn Hofte, 56, previously voted for liberal parties such as the VVD and D66, but said the environment was too pressing an issue to be ignored.

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

"You have to do everything before you leave home and just hope nothing will be too pressing before you get back home again".

The consequences and risks are too pressing and too severe.