Sentence examples for urgent into from inspiring English sources
The phrase "urgent into" is not correct and usable in written English.
It does not convey a clear meaning and is not a standard expression. Example: "We need to turn this project urgent into a priority."
But a few things about the Schubert sonata puzzled – an overfussy treatment of the wispy scherzo, for instance, but most of all a curious feeling of immobility in the first movement, transforming what should be urgent into musical marble, very beautiful but static.
Why not invest a small part of the energy and resources we're pouring into addressing urgent problems into what might be our most precious hidden resource... the world's most vulnerable children?
There is an urgent need into more (unpartisan) studies into this area.
The Rugby Football Union has drafted in a former Scotland Yard detective to launch an urgent inquiry into the leak of three supposedly confidential reports into England's disastrous World Cup.
Gerard, whose cautious but emotionally urgent researches into the enigmas that surround him take him well into adulthood, is a perfect ghost-story hero: a victim of the allure of the unseen.
Ed Miliband called for an urgent investigation into the case.
Doctors called for an urgent review into Mr Hunt's actions.
The foreign secretary, William Hague, has called for an urgent investigation into the murders.
Mariner demanded an urgent investigation into the alleged incidents on 2 and 3 August in Bangui.
In 2014, ministers promised to launch an urgent inquiry into prison suicides.
The World Anti-Doping Agency will launch an urgent investigation into widespread doping allegations in international athletics.
