Sentence examples for urgency of replacing from inspiring English sources

In urging a compromise, the governor has been emphasizing the urgency of replacing the 40-year-old Woodrow Wilson Bridge after 12 years of planning and political disputes.

Adding to the parental stress, the Bloomberg administration has disputed the urgency of replacing all of the T-12-style fluorescent lighting, estimating it would cost about $1 billion.

Last year cracked boiler pipes forced a long shutdown at two other sites.For the nuclear lobby, such technical difficulties highlight the urgency of immediately replacing Britain's doddery old reactors, many of which date from the 1960s and 1970s.

"With analysts now suggesting that the price of oil may have peaked, particularly given the increase in US shale gas production, will some of the urgency to replace older aircraft now disappear?" This is the 50th aerospace trade fair in Paris since the city hosted its first in 1909.

The committee also warned the prolonged uncertainty caused by government policies could add to rising energy bills, with investment in new power stations being delayed and a "lack of urgency" in replacing coal-fired plants.

Richard Brody, writing in the New Yorker, took issue with this as "a deformation of children and of mental life", in which the primal urgency of being alive is replaced by varieties of cuteness and whimsy.

The answer is really quite simple:  Political subject matter could be the starting point of an intellectual inquiry in the course of which the political urgency originally attached to it is replaced by the academic urgency of getting something right, where "right" means accurately described or analyzed or rendered more problematic.

Death by plane crash is replaced by death by cancer -- which is equally scary -- but the urgency of Catch-22 is sadly absent.

The 2004 NICE guideline recommended that the urgency of a caesarean section be indicated using the Lucas/National Confidential Enquiry into Patient Outcome and Death (NCEPOD) classification and noted that replacing the terms 'emergency' and 'elective' with its four grades of urgency would aid communication between health professionals [ 22].

31 In addition, the 2004 NICE guideline recommended that the urgency of a caesarean section be indicated using the Lucas/National Confidential Enquiry into Patient Outcome and Death (NCEPOD) classification and noted that replacing the terms "emergency" and "elective" with its four grades of urgency would aid communication between health professionals.

King spoke of the "fierce urgency of now," not the fierce urgency of nostalgia.