Sentence examples for urgent part from inspiring English sources
For now, the urgent part is this: they are ending the lifetime-subscription deal THIS WEDNESDAY (tomorrow).
Greater international attention to Libya's crisis, and real investment in the efforts to resolve it politically, are a critical and urgent part of that story.
"The tempo of the game doesn't change in the final third, the urgent part of the pitch where defenders still shut you down.
"I think that in our times there's an unfortunate tendency for many African-Americans to see the most urgent part of our history as the tragedies," he said.
By the early 1850s, content from the A.P. comprised at least two columns of every major daily newspaper, and many readers considered this "telegraphic news" to be the most compelling and urgent part of the paper.
Members of the Facebook group "Urgent Part 2," which posts pictures and information about dogs scheduled to be put down by Animal Care, said they believed that four dogs - not three - were killed at the animal hospital after the fire.
Moeen, Gary Ballance, Adam Lyth, Angelo Mathews and Jeetan Patel get the nod, although even here there is evidence of English cricket's drift from the more urgent parts of the mainstream.
If the moves are supported the department plans to ask for capital project funding to progress the two most urgent parts of the work; at Belle Greve Bay and both ends of the Clos du Valle at St Sampson's Harbour and Le Grande Havre.
Certain links in the drug-use segment, such as antibiotics use, prescription comment, drug expenditure reimbursement, and so on, were very important parts of the regulation and were also the most urgent parts that have to be transparent.
That scratchy, urgent record, part-rapped, part-sung, told stories of unchecked teenage misbehaviour, and unchecked teenage pride, even while it made sensitive explorations of the crippling panic disorder that Treays suffered from.
The task is urgent in part because of the rise of tuberculosis resistant to the usual antibiotics.
