Sentence examples for urgency conveyed from inspiring English sources

Don't let the sound of urgency conveyed during an on-air fund drive fool you.

The sense of urgency conveyed by the sign is largely affected by sensory inputs such as red flashing lights or other features which cause the signs to break the tendencies of normalcy.

With half of the funds raised still in the bank, DAP says that aid organizations failed to use the funds with the same urgency conveyed to donors, and that a cholera epidemic was avoidable.

Their unembellished urgency conveys Monet's obsession with his subject in unusually direct terms.

What did work, it turned out, were bold photos, snappy headlines and a sense of urgency, as conveyed through perpetually scrolling "updates".

There is no hyperbole in the urgency he conveyed about "a make-or-break moment for the middle class, and for all those who are fighting to get into the middle class".

Ensure a sense of urgency is conveyed if you are falling behind.

The distress and urgency they convey are that of a man who has a lot left to express, but whose time may run out at any moment.

The growing threat from Moscow means that "conventional deterrent capability must be restored as a matter of urgency and convincingly conveyed, to avoid presenting Russia with inviting targets", the think-tank warned.

Dr. Blank (not his real name) was on call at the emergency room of this small rural hospital, and the nurse's notes conveyed the urgency of the situation– but by the time he arrived an hour later the patient had died.

Afterwards Malcolm Webb, chief executive of Oil and Gas UK, said: "With so much existing and future production and associated jobs and tax revenues at risk, we conveyed the urgency with which fiscal and regulatory change is required, alongside industry efforts to tackle costs and improve efficiency.