Sentence examples for urgent due from inspiring English sources
As with the arrival of new parts, we specify that the technician finishes working on his current part, even if the returned part has a more urgent due date.
The need for improving our understanding of the role of vegetative cover in climate is thus becoming more urgent due to the increasing magnitude of change that humans are imposing on vegetation (Sanderson et al. 2012).
Although it has excellent transparency (greater than 85% transparency in visible spectrum) together with high conductivity (resistivity around 2 to 4 × 10−4 Ω cm) [5], research on alternative materials is urgent due to the relative scarcity and high cost of indium.
Though these conversations may feel new for much of the black community, they are urgent due to the unique trauma black people face every day.
Conservators of the property's furnishings and paintings said that the need to stabilize temperature and humidity levels inside the mansion was "urgent due to unacceptable environmental stress".
However, the time for removal is not urgent due to discomfort from an external fixator.
The development of an easy and sensitive method for the detection of M. tuberculosis is in urgent need due to complex and low specificity of the current assays.
The main focus in heritage science has been plastic materials in collections needing urgent attention due to rapid degradation, such as PVC, rubber, polyurethanes, cellulose nitrate and cellulose acetate [21, 34].
High-performance energy storage devices are in urgent need due to the fast development of wearable electronics, while the challenge of achieving outstanding flexibility has not been properly addressed yet, let alone the safety, another critical issue determines their practicability.
The development of a new tuberculosis vaccine is an urgent need due to the failure of the current vaccine, BCG, to protect against the respiratory form of the disease.
In Germany, a new migration deal has also become an urgent priority, due to the combative stance of German Chancellor Angela Merkel's coalition partner, the Christian Social Union (CSU).
