That sense of urgency helped supply Great Britain and win a two-ocean war.
We had to work very quickly, and the urgency helped me to dive into each character.
This year, J. D. Greear, a young, hip pastor from North Carolina who is sympathetic to Calvinism, nearly won the election for president of the S.B.C. Land finds this worrisome: he notes that Calvinists are sometimes tempted by fatalism, which saps the urgency that helps churches grow and thrive.
"There's a sense of urgency that helps you break down walls and pursue what feels right to you," she said.
Now their job carries a new urgency: to help protect American troops raiding remnants of Saddam Hussein's security forces or rebuilding the country.
What's needed is the same sense of urgency about helping struggling families and putting people back to work as the Bush and Obama crowds showed when the banks were about to go bust.
This shift, described by administration officials who did not want to be quoted by name when discussing internal discussions, is driving the White House's urgency to help broker a Middle East peace deal.
He too recalls a sense of urgency when helping to prepare the donor trachea that had been stripped of its cells and re-populated with stem cells taken from the bone marrow of the 30-year-old patient, Claudia Castillo.
Howard Solomon, chairman of Forest Laboratories in New York, a pharmaceutical company valued at $12 billion, introduced antidepressants like Celexa, which now competes in sales with Prozac, because of a sudden urgency to help people like his son.
Earlier this month the Commons committee on international development, while praising much of the government's response to the refugee crisis, recommended that it act as a matter of urgency to help child refugees.
