Sentence examples for urgency means from inspiring English sources
"This lack of urgency means another mum could tomorrow go through the horror I did".
Urgency means a stakeholder's requirement or demand can be taken into account or solved by managers.
In their cultures, urgency means, "Let's meet in person and talk".
Too often, Deasy's urgency meant that sweeping new policies were dumped in teachers' laps without the support, explanation and assistance needed to make them work.
Joyce wanted them to go no further than the Bluff, but Mackintosh's sense of urgency meant that they were taken on to 80°S.
The board's unanimous vote on an urgency basis means the ordinance would take effect immediately in the unincorporated areas of Ventura County, which cover about 95,000 people.
Recognising the cost of meeting the Millennium Development Goals at $50 billion a year, we ask Europe and America to maximise their development spending by examining as a matter of urgency the means by which the $12 billion a year boost to aid can be made to go much further and its benefits maximised.
The bill contains an "urgency clause," which means bars can start slinging their infused concoctions immediately.
Then people might feel the urgency to find means of preventing these deaths, and there would be support for bright researchers to tackle their questions.
The distresses that the hero and heroine suffer are, in melodrama, raised to a more than comic urgency, but the means of deliverance have the familiar comic stamp: the secret at last made known, the long-lost child identified, the hard heart made suddenly capable of pity.
