Sentence examples for urgency exists from inspiring English sources

A sense of urgency exists for both programs.

"An urgency" exists to do more research to determine the most effective antiviral treatment for any strain that might mutate to cause a human pandemic of influenza, an influenza expert at the health organization said.

A lack of urgency exists concurrently with a fear of change, which may be exacerbated by unfamiliarity with the language being used in messages.

But the urgency usually exists when the police arrive at the scene.

"The urgency must exist, I would rule," she wrote, "when the police come on the scene, not subsequent to their arrival, prompted by their own conduct".

At least part of the problem, as Scarman later lamented, was that the sense of urgency which existed in the aftermath of the riots dissipated until riots occurred again in 1985.

The authors of the Senate report forget the sense of urgency that existed in the days after the 9/11 attacks, they write.

For these families, the urgency that existed yesterday remains today.

We don't know what happens with a patient so we don't have any learning points" (Implementation Group) and that " a sense of urgency did exist" (AAC).

Even within the same application there exists different urgency levels.

In comparison, this sense of urgency may not exist for voluntary saccades because they are generated at the subject's self-pace between sustained targets.