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Meanings of more urgent in English

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Usage of more urgent in English
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Low oil prices have made Iran's need for foreign investment more urgent.
Reuters
2
You should be ready, she said, which made my need more urgent.
Nefertiti
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She faced a bigger and more urgent problem at the moment, anyway.
Imperfect Sword
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It is more urgent than ever to ask: who are we, fundamentally?
The Guardian
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In those circumstances, the reform of digital taxation becomes even more urgent.
The Guardian
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Yet drones are already proving their worth with more urgent, medical, missions.
Wired
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As you have now seen, we have more urgent needs than churches.
Acts of faith
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In fact, the conversation is now more urgent and necessary than ever.
The Guardian
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It seems that some reforms are far more urgent than others, though.
The Guardian
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The distribution and morality of wealth is an ever more urgent subject.
The Guardian
11
Ianto led the way, the beeping from his scanner becoming more urgent.
Consequences
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Yezzan has more urgent matters to concern him than three missing slaves.
A Dance with Dragons
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With Trump's incoming Justice Department, that reform seems more urgent than ever.
Wired
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And if it's already started, this is more urgent than I thought.
Our little secret
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The note of alarm becomes more urgent as the days go on.
The European Anarchy
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The more urgent is his need the sooner that marriage takes place.
The Green Rust
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