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Meanings of more pressing in English

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Usage of more pressing in English
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Cable's sanguinity belies a more pressing funding problem averted six months ago.
The Guardian
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Young Weaver had far more pressing concerns in the summer of '66.
The Guardian
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As the years passed the people on Earth confronted more pressing problems.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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The need for a new energy source has never been more pressing.
BBC
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Mr Shepherd said upgrading the roading network was a more pressing issue.
Radio NZ
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However, there were more pressing concerns to discuss for what lay ahead.
Sister of the dead
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It's better keeping most of our attention for more pressing local matters.
The Great Book of Amber
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In the meantime the business of the ball-room is much more pressing.
Marriage
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The EU plainly has more pressing issues to deal with than Brexit.
The Guardian
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The question becomes more pressing when you see what it stands for.
The Guardian
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In this instance, there are indeed more pressing matters to worry about.
Ebony
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And on the surface Governor Dannel Malloy has far more pressing priorities.
Reuters
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There was also another more pressing and more embarrassing issue for us.
A journey: my political life
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They hadn't talked about it, simply because... Well, more pressing matters arose.
Cauldron of Ghosts
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But, at the moment, Web had more pressing business to attend to.
Crown of Slaves
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He left the sentence unfinished and took refuge in more pressing questions.
Malvina of Brittany
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