Sentence examples for urgent return from inspiring English sources

What Britain now needed was an urgent return to the values of enterprise and self-help.Thus Mrs Thatcher was reborn as a Grantham housewife.

This made a conspicuous contrast with Johnson's seemingly less urgent return from a summer break when the 2011 riots kicked off in the capital.

Arnott's mediocre performance in his urgent return for Game 6 in the Meadowlands showed only that he was not yet ready to play.

Although many Americans, and far more Europeans, will not see this as adequate cause to go to war -- if President Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair choose that option -- the report appears clearly intended to make a strong case for the urgent return of inspectors to Iraq and for the necessary pressure to force Iraqi cooperation with their work.

The second approach advocates an urgent return to the peace process.

One patient suffered a cardiopulmonary arrest; the sensor functioned successfully during resuscitation and urgent return to the operating room.

Making his most extensive remarks to date on the looming confrontation with Iraq, after meetings here with Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain, Mr. Putin said the most urgent issue was how to return inspectors to Iraq to verify that country's compliance with its commitments to dismantle nuclear, biological and chemical weapons programs.

My dinner then made an urgent surprise return to the top of my coffee table, and even half-digested, it still looked more appetizing than Ex-Coach's ass.

In other studies evaluating the effectiveness of penicillin in monotherapy for the treatment of non-meningeal pneumococcal infections within the first 48 hours in adults, an increase in mortality was not observed when the infection was caused by a strain with an MIC<2 μg/ml [ 9]. c) It is urgent to return to the use of reduced spectrum antibiotics.

Airports and stockmarkets have been closed, but there is an urgent desire to return to normality, to carry on and not be cowed.

The incident prompts us to inform the public about the urgent need to return these dolphins to the sea if one is found on the shore.