Sentence examples for urgent enough from inspiring English sources

The young man's business was urgent enough.

Dr. Gregor did not think the matter urgent enough to telephone for their report.

Some question whether the calls taken by the blood bikes are urgent enough to warrant the same exemptions as ambulances.

"I think the situation is getting urgent enough that we have got to start doing something now".

Of course, Obama himself may no longer believe that this challenge is urgent enough to justify the diversion of time and attention from other, more pressing problems.

The result: middle-ranking issues can languish in my (ever expanding) pending tray: not urgent enough to dominate the day, but too involved for an instant fix.

Mr. Feeney, 81, a man with no romantic attachment to wealth or its trappings, said the world had enough urgent problems that required attention now, before they became even more expensive to solve.

But as her airline expands it has struggled with a persistent and increasingly urgent problem — finding enough pilots. "Business is so promising, but you have to develop the manpower," she said.

Opposition to the plans is growing among campaign groups, councillors and a growing number of MPs, including Conservatives, in areas where major changes are planned amid fears that patients will be unable to access urgent care quickly enough.

With the rapid decrease in the available farmland and increase in the global population, it is urgent to obtain enough grain production to meet the food supply demands (Weng et al. 2008).

It was fast and urgent, but with enough lightness to allow smiling.