Sentence examples for very pressing need from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tararuj started from the back of the pack in both sessions and made up little ground before the checkered flag, a result he said was inevitable given his very pressing need not to wreck.

Those would be the kind of views that led to the implementation of the NSW Native Vegetation Act in the first place – including the very pressing need to protect wildlife habitats, soil quality and water catchments and to limit greenhouse emissions that cause climate change.

Twitter delivered yet again with hilarious musings on how her language made Clinton and the rapper strange bedfellows — and the very pressing need for a mixtape collaboration. .

But they shouldn't obscure another very pressing need: helping developing countries adapt to the impacts from climate change that we cannot prevent.

This transition away from fossil fuels to a renewables-intensive portfolio is consistent with both the global imperative to reduce carbon emissions, and the very pressing need that United National Secretary General Ban-ki Moon has identified as a crippling issue for the global poor: energy access.

Anita Dunn, spokeswoman Mr. Daschle, insisted, "The Democratic agenda continues to be very important, but there is also a limited amount of time and very pressing needs that have to be addressed".

As researchers continue to tackle these questions, they say the current study highlights the pressing need for even very young women with rheumatoid arthritis to take care of their bones.

Because clinical examination cannot detect preclinical disease and is less accurate with very mild stages of AD, there is a pressing need for biomarkers for AD.

The former Shadow Cabinet minister Ann Widdecombe has also criticised her own party's position: "Heathrow is a very successful airport and it seems there is a pressing need to expand it".

SVMs can handle very high-dimensional feature spaces, so there is no pressing need to filter out a small number of genes in a first step.

We whisper good night as though we just remembered to keep our voices very low, as though we have developed, of a sudden, some pressing need for stealth.