Sentence examples for urgent course from inspiring English sources

Voting against a candidate whose victory one fears can be a more urgent course of action than voting in favour of one you support with reservations.

Government strategy papers such as the Health of the Nation and the more recent Our Healthier Nation have highlighted some of these specific health problems and the need for an urgent course of action to reduce health inequalities (DOH, 1992, 1999).

It makes the problem more urgent, of course, but in the Kremlin it creates a complicated political dynamic.

It charts the accelerating rate of damage to the oceans, revealing how we are on a path to self-destruction without an urgent change of course.

"It is becoming rather urgent because of course the Ukrainian winter will set in [soon]," she said.

Britons might value their liberties more highly if they understood they were won in bloody struggle, not enjoyed through mere serendipity.And there ought, perhaps, to be an urgent, remedial history course for some senior policemen plus lessons on Speaker Lenthall and his peers for some MPs and ministers.

The most urgent task, of course, is boosting their companies' embarrassingly low percentages of minority employees.

Issues of security are, of course, more urgent than ever.

That's what Cancun should be about – surveying the startling scientific evidence, and developing an urgent plan to change course.

Except, of course, these urgent updates were not from the actual Mr. Emanuel, the former White House chief of staff who is running for mayor of Chicago and who has his own — far more professional and less profanity-laden — Twitter feed.

Although hearsay, it is being allowed under legal exceptions made for statements given in the course of urgent medical treatment as well as "excited utterances" made without calculation of personal interest.