Sentences with phrase «real urgency»
The phrase "real urgency" means there is a genuine need for something to be done quickly or immediately. Full definition
A lot of paint - by - numbers activities and not a lot of real urgency to the whole affair.
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Yesterday felt like the first time the team played with real urgency.
«Jaffa to Stamboul» is a really lovely piece with a charming melody heard initially for solo duduk over soaring strings; «Arrival» turns the tables a bit, with choppy strings providing real urgency, rhythmic accompaniment from percussion seeing the pace growing; then «The Orient Express» offers a full - on romantic musical portrait of classical train travel, full of buzz and energy and beauty, with a wonderful theme introduced (barely heard again, sadly).
Despite having to lug an extra 79 kg over the hatch, it accelerates with real urgency from 2,000 rpm, while the gearbox serves up rapid - fire shifts.
it will be necessary to demonstrate real urgency and threat to the applicants legitimate legal rights and business interests
For a good while, Hyena drives forward with real urgency and palpable menace.
The chief obstacle here is the real urgency of political action combined with impatience with speculative philosophy.
«Fundamentally, we know the impact of digital on grocery shopping is significantly and quickly growing, which is creating a real urgency to explore the emerging technologies shaping the new norm in food and consumer products shopping,» FMI Chief Collaboration Officer and Senior Vice President of Industry Relations Mark Baum said.
I am sure that this has not escaped the attention of the Arsenal manager and hopefully Arsene Wenger can transmit some real urgency into his Arsenal players ahead of our penultimate Premier League game of the season.
The real urgency is just so that the franchise tag is available for Jarrett or Mathews as leverage.
There was no real urgency to put the game away.
That dreadful showing coupled with the arrival of the transfer deadline day added some real urgency to the deal for Arsenal.
There's no chaos, he's not as drunk and there's no real urgency to his situation.
«The reason why I say that with the Fernando at the top of his game, and the last time we saw that was probably in 2011 - 12 at Ferrari, you could always sense there was a real urgency, particularly in his qualifying laps, he was right on the edge.
However, Reds started off with no real urgency to break Hull's defense and were unable to click together in the final third.
Despite almost total domination, Arsenal lacked any real urgency and deserved nothing against opponents who had conceded nine goals in their previous two matches.
«The Chancellor may be rushing out his 80 page response to the Vickers report to get the Business Secretary off his back rather than because of any real urgency.
«So some of that is playing a role here because saving money is not so much a good idea, but a real urgency.»
Dr Nathalie Pettorelli, co-author of the comment and researcher at ZSL, said: «With global wildlife populations halved in just 40 years, there is a real urgency to identify variables that both capture key aspects of biodiversity change and can be monitored consistently and globally.
«The memory of Joe Mazurek and what he (and his family) coped with in his final years puts a real face and a real urgency to the work of the McLaughlin Research Institute.»
Watching the Black Panther rise, fall and then rise again feels painfully predictable and lacking of any real urgency.
It's a device that whilst initially interesting soon proves to lend an unwelcomingly woozy tone to the film that, coupled with Pacino's uncharacteristically quiet performance robs the experience of any real urgency.
There is a real urgency for family supports that directly combat this inter-generational cycle of poverty and stress that directly impacts health and development [21][22].
Former Congressman and current Teach Plus board member George Miller said in that statement, «For poor and minority children, there's a real urgency that the state address inequities of LIFO, tenure, and dismissal policies.
«Its 315 - hp, 3.0 - liter turbocharged I - 6 is powerful enough, but the 640i Gran Coupe lacks any real urgency or excitement.»
The engine pulls hard from the mid-range and then rips around to its redline with real urgency.
It seems to go about its business without any real urgency; the shifts, although quick, have none of the pomp and circumstance of the Golf, even when pressing on.
The engine is still somewhat laggy — you can count Mississippis as you wait for the boost to arrive — but once it starts pulling, it does so with real urgency.
There's no real urgency in the game.
Where there is a real urgency to survival and killing, while necessary, is not to be taken lightly.
The backers of I - 732 are running on a pessimistic platform of «just do something,» preying on the real urgency that so many of us feel in the face of the climate crisis.
For those planning to put their home on the market this spring, such thoughts are now taking on a real urgency.
Definitely not my style, but at least they function just fine, so we can save up to remodel them without any real urgency.