Sentence examples for urgency of doing something from inspiring English sources

That debate on this issue is so quiet shows the urgency of doing something now.

"I think they now recognize the urgency of doing something serious and bold," the president said of Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and other leaders.

PP: This is an important part of the problem: Conveying the impression we've gone a lot of way already, it reduces urgency of doing something.

"LIPA is headed for the perfect storm of oil above $90 a barrel, increasing demand for electricity and the urgency of doing something about climate change," he said.

He had already recorded and distributed the text of his weekly Saturday address, on the urgency of doing something about health care this year.

The Cockburn brothers make no suggestion at all beyond stressing the urgency of doing something to help the plight of the Iraqi people.In fact, the real strength of both books lies in their extraordinary reporting.

Her mother's views "had so much more credibility for me" and, reinforced by the photo, created a sense of urgency to do something to help prevent another devastating war between the two countries.

At the heart of the magazine is a sense of community and an urgency to do something about the huge growth of street poverty and street homelessness in London.

The paper presents "a consistent picture of the increasing accumulation of atmospheric CO2 and, hence, the increasing urgency to do something about it," says physical scientist S. Randy Kawa of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.

Given the seriousness of graduate unemployment in Tunisia, the urgency to do something about it, and the importance of the SIVP in the government's employment strategy, an assessment of the programme is timely.

The sudden urgency to do something, after years of fence-sitting, is prompted by several fears.