Sentence examples for urgency vanishes from inspiring English sources
But when it comes to financing, urgency vanishes.
Now that the free fall is over, all sense of urgency seems to have vanished.
But now that total financial collapse has been averted, all the urgency seems to have vanished from policy discussion, replaced by a strange passivity.
Untangling the so-called Palace Council's purpose gains new urgency when Eddie's sister suddenly vanishes.
"The global reform agenda has lost momentum, as the sense of urgency imposed by the crisis has vanished," he said.
As more and more sources vanished, the operation took on increased urgency.
He belongs not only to the greatest generation, but to a vanishing generation, and there is an urgency about finishing the Eisenhower Memorial.
One common tactic is to set up "pop-up" stores, which appear for a short time before vanishing again, to foster a sense of novelty and urgency.
The judge ruled against the argument put forward by Richard Desmond's Express Newspapers, publisher of the Daily Star Sunday, that the value of the story would "diminish to vanishing point" if it could not be published as a matter of urgency.
But although The Lady Vanishes comes up fresh whenever one sees it, it's a film that derives its depth and urgency from the troubled times in which it was made.
