Sentence examples for urgent much from inspiring English sources

Less than two months after being chosen to lead the International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde shook up last weekend's conference of central bankers in Jackson Hole, Wyo., with an urgent, much needed plea for bolder economic policies in the United States and Europe to head off a looming double-dip recession.

"What we need now is urgent and much more effective action on a much wider scale to prevent the terrible suffering, loss of life and costs to development that this terrible disease is inflicting across the world".

Without urgent help, much more will be lost.

Canadian and U.S. officials say a settlement is urgent, as much on environmental grounds as for economic reasons.

The long-term need for the continuation of their education in safe schools must be part of the urgent response much like their short-term crisis-driven humanitarian needs for food and shelter.

There remains an urgent and very much unmet medical need for new antifungal therapies.

It shows the urgent need for much closer integration of Europe's military companies.

As if to show off how much urgent business he was getting done.

New membrane materials and processes have been extensively developed due to urgent needs for much more economic separation processes.

President Boris Yeltsin refused it, countering that there was too much urgent work ahead for the government to afford the loss.

They all speak in urgent, foreboding terms, much like California Gov. Edmund G. [Jerry] Brown, whom they often quote.