Sentence examples for urgent to wait from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately for Mr Emanuel, the problem is too urgent to wait for the courts.

But the plan immediately drew criticism from school advocates who said that eliminating the PCB contamination was too urgent to wait a decade to complete.

WASHINGTON — President Obama blasted through all sorts of speed records pushing a $787 billion economic plan through Congress, arguing it was too urgent to wait.

Asked why the industry was proceeding with the labeling plan now, without waiting for the F.D.A. to complete its guidelines, Leslie G. Sarasin, the chief executive of the Food Marketing Institute, said the matter was too urgent to wait.

Others said that the risk inherent in multiple births was too urgent to wait for the NHS to change its spending priorities.The irony is that delivering and caring for twins costs 16 times as much as for a singleton.

Its competition, a New York original called Crazy Bananas, is just a block away, and the place to go if your need for refreshment is too urgent to wait in Pinkberry's astonishing line.

A common outcome patients and carers used to address these problems was to request an ambulance to take them to hospital when in need of urgent treatment or to wait for serious episodes to evolve before seeking help.

Previous studies have questioned the value of the two week referral policy due to the low number of cancers detected in this group and have also discussed the validity of what is in essence a two tier system, whereby women triaged as 'non-urgent' referrals have to wait longer to see a specialist [ 26, 27].

A fortnight is supposed to be as long as patients requiring the most urgent transfers are supposed to wait.

And because the challenges facing the people who come to Planned Parenthood health centers were too urgent for us to to "wait and see".

People with urgent schedules were often forced to wait, while those less pressed made their flights.