Sentence examples for urgency away from inspiring English sources

Low prices in 2009-10 took urgency away from calls for change; high prices now, which should make alternative energy more competitive and easier to promote, make cash-strapped Americans feel more aggrieved.

The wild card not only provides a safety net, but it also takes all the urgency away from the battle for first and focuses it on the wild card, because only there is elimination at stake.

But Chuck Viane, president for domestic distribution, said the studio's decision to open the film in extended release — the Miley Cyrus movie was packaged as a one-week-only stunt — "probably took some of the urgency away".

My friend Claudia spoke for many of us who tried to make preparations and then felt the urgency drain away as the latest catastrophe faded.

Relatively low gas prices have drained away urgency, and the recession has heightened fears of economic dislocation.

A recent sharp drop in the federal deficit has also taken away urgency from making a deal.

We defined our position as centrist because we acknowledge the role of DDT in malaria vector control as well as the urgency to move away from DDT once suitable, safe, and sustainable alternatives are in place.

Signed in January 2015 Carles Gil (Valencia, £3.2m), Scott Sinclair (Man City, loan) 16th 20pts What they need Eddie Howe, the Bournemouth manager, admitted at the start of December that positive performances had taken away the urgency for him to bolster his squad in January.

With a presidential election less than two months away, the urgency in Washington to fix the financial crisis is mounting.

Read a boring book to induce sleepiness; read an exciting one to get lost in and to help take away the urgency of thinking about Christmas things.Some good non-Christmas books are Harry Potter, Twilight, School of Fear, and Diary of a Wimpy Kid.

He suddenly took the breath away with the urgency of a couple of deep-arching backbends on bended knee, especially at the end of a variation.