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"We have other more pressing, much more pressing priorities to address," he told reporters.
This kind of activism inevitably moves out of the news cycle when the possibility of thermonuclear war becomes a more pressing concern, when global warming becomes a more pressing concern, when desperate refugees in mortal danger become a more pressing concern, when women's ability to make decisions about their own bodies becomes a more pressing concern, when millions of uninsured Americans become a more pressing concern.
"A more pressing engagement overcame me," she later explains, icily.
The wounded state of American democracy is also more pressing.
Even more pressing are allegations of corruption surrounding the project.
This is a problem that will only become more pressing.
Don't we have infinitely more pressing news to attend to?
The discussion could not come at a more pressing time.
Then there's the more pressing issue of what happens now.
Fixing the overcrowding and shoring up staff are more pressing.
One question, though, is far more pressing than the others.
A "freak show" that ignored more pressing matters, one says.
But the crisis may actually be more pressing than that.
But it does make Mourinho's challenge all the more pressing.
Facial recognition is a more pressing concern than aerial surveillance.
For people starting their career, the choices are more pressing.
You have more pressing concerns in the here and now.
Hopefully in future they'll be called to more pressing emergencies.
It's more pressing and it's hopefully on people's minds more.
Perhaps the more meaningful question is deeper and more pressing.
Surely, he could have nothing more pressing on his agenda.
In the end, more pressing geopolitical concerns trumped the quarrel.
But some felt the Tennessee Titans had more pressing needs.
The more pressing the problem, the better the idea's potential.
It's one of the more pressing questions for the industry.
Concerns about conflicts of interest are more pressing this time.
Domestic politics in China is now a far more pressing concern.
But here it's just a catalyst for more pressing plot points.
But there was always another challenge, which is becoming more pressing.
Uber has a more pressing need to develop self-driving cars.
The more pressing issue is the battle-readiness of the SDF.
Even more pressing: The future of the Republican health care bill.
But more pressing than Trump's threats is Mexico's staggering crime rate.
That part is easy, but there are some more pressing questions.
But there's also a more pressing problem, at least for me.
That, surely, should be a more pressing concern than Namewee's videos.
But state insurance commissioners have more pressing issues on their mind.
It may also have forestalled a more pressing need to invade.
The other, more pressing goal is to bring in female shoppers.
One of the more pressing issues for NATO is the Aug.
Besides, much more pressing is the more practical side of it.
The need to invest in people has never been more pressing.
The long-term solution for Trent Court feels only more pressing.
To be sure, Florida residents have more pressing concerns than insurance.
Presumably, MTA workers have more pressing matters than saving rogue AirPods.
Walton knows those could be more pressing issues against better teams.
However, the Vatican hierarchy may have more pressing concerns at the moment.
But even more pressing at this point is the matter of succession.
Still, new, more pressing threats to the industry are now gathering steam.
Gates' concerns appear all-the-more pressing in light of recent research.
There may be an even more pressing reason to sign up: hunger.
This will only become more pressing as the tide of legalization spreads.
Sadly, the need for a doomsday vault has never seemed more pressing.
The more pressing question, then, is who the fuck are you buddy?
The case has also become more pressing to other foreign news organizations.
Personally, I think climate change and income inequality are more pressing issues.
Bring in some experts so you can focus on more pressing matters.
In the short term, there are more pressing issues to contend with.
The more pressing demand, he says, is land for housing in cities.
The exception to that is if you have more pressing financial needs.
There were other, more pressing needs than a shiny, new sports stadium.
Few issues are more pressing today than out-of-control drug prices.
The more pressing question to be asked is: what are the implications?
Your teenager probably has more pressing questions lined up behind that one.
More pressing is the number of children in the foster-care system.
This issue of accountability had become more pressing in the previous decade.
Some people pointed out that they have more pressing concerns on Tinder.
Progressing regionally and nationally and earning university scholarships were more pressing targets.
The more pressing priority, they told him, should be improving legal immigration.
Sure, it's off-putting to some, but there are more pressing concerns.
All retailers must adapt, but the urgency is more pressing for some.
Sadly, many of the warnings offered have become more pressing than ever.
Their world got a little smaller, its mysteries a little more pressing.
But the issue is even more pressing than even our heroes realize.
But the more pressing question is why this happened in the first place.
But the server slowdowns a few weeks later presented a more pressing concern.
In the grand scheme of things, I know there are more pressing concerns.
Disney, however, has an even more pressing hurdle looming within its feature slate.
And it might be for the best because he has more pressing concerns.
It's time for people to cool their guns and consider more pressing causes.
Even more pressing for UPS is the changing nature of the delivery business.
The problem is, the $46 billion electric-car maker has more pressing concerns.
Addressing this so-called twin balance sheet problem is the more pressing priority.
The question became more and more pressing about what was a nation state.
Simply, there were much more pressing things to actively stress about than food.
The more pressing financial fears become, the higher it is likely to go.
It is a story whose relevance grows more pressing with each passing year.
And this two-part risk is more pressing to Boivin than a recession.
With this changed dynamic, opening Yucca Mountain is an even more pressing issue.
And terrorism, immigration, racism and gun control seem more pressing than school lunch.
But for these Yankees, there is a more pressing question: Can he pitch?
There may be a more pressing reason for the company's adult content ban.
The more pressing concern is slowing demand, according to the research firm BloombergNEF.
But Macron's agenda is likely to be sidelined by more pressing geopolitical issues.
But there's a more pressing issue here: This book ends with a cliffhanger.
But the connection was bad, and he had something more pressing to convey.
The flu "poses the bigger and more pressing peril," the Washington Post said.
But the more pressing issue may be the migrants already at the border.
In recent months, the need to find peace has become even more pressing.
The more pressing issue is how do you care about so many people.
Maryam Saberi, 51, who lives in Tehran's affluent Zaferaniyeh neighbourhood, has more pressing concerns.
"There are far more pressing issues inside of schools than what a student wears."
Perhaps a more pressing question is whether their own humanity can survive the attempt.
But there's a more pressing issue that Tumblr's porn ban seems to be addressing.
"Production overhaul is more pressing issue," said Yuji Matsumoto, an analyst at Nomura Securities.
"As time goes on, there are other things that are more pressing," Hosford says.
When Google bought the company in 22, the question of control became more pressing.
Better to disable notifications and focus on more pressing matters of his post-presidency.
More pressing is the drift of trading liquidity into the over-the-counter shadows.
For now, the more pressing question for the Assistant is: Will it even work?
More pressing for Flynn might be what he told the FBI about the calls.
But back to the more pressing matter at hand: that insane designer clothing purge.
Maryam Saberi, 51, who lives in Tehran's affluent Zaferaniyeh neighborhood, has more pressing concerns.
The issue has become more pressing with the approach of the 2020 Presidential election.
Their more pressing problem is Hillary, now in exile on her endless book tour.
Mainly, though, the latest elimination brought questions, ones that are growing ever more pressing.
She said most people she knew had more pressing worries, like the gas shortage.
This preoccupation with looking "tough" comes at the expense of other, more pressing needs.
Transporting, storing and sorting donated goods can divert resources away from more pressing work.
And the global conditions under which this competition takes place are far more pressing.
Carter said that North Korea's evolving technology makes the problem more pressing than ever.
Fighting those past wars will render governments flat-footed in tackling more pressing challenges.
More pressing will be efforts to prevent worst-case scenarios from coming to pass.
The more inequalities are tackled and eradicated, the more pressing the remaining inequalities appear.
That seemed fair enough, but there were more pressing questions: What about the color?
These questions become even more pressing when the boss is the commander-in-chief.
But intimate garb can also be designed and worn with more pressing concerns in mind.
The more pressing question to answer is: How many cookies are you likely to eat?
In any case, there are more pressing threats to the ocean—oil spills, for example.
The more pressing question for investors is how Bitcoin will perform in the coming months.
It becomes even more pressing when the cases that do get reported hardly get convictions.
The rippling effects of more pressing concerns resulted in canceled gigs, creating hardship for musicians.
Of course, Alphabet has other, more pressing problems eclipsing its overeager spending on outlandish projects.
Aside from tuna haters, the more pressing concern with this meat mixup is allergy-related.
There's a much more pressing issue with the hardware than that sometimes pesky cord, though.
Yet Mr McConnell, though not opposed to a bipartisan fix, may have more pressing concerns.
A more pressing concern for Western governments is far-right radicalism within their armed forces.
Instead, the pair tackles a much more pressing topic: Obama's tips for the dance floor.
Anti-graft hashtags do not go viral in villages, where other needs are more pressing.
After he casts his vote, he will return to thinking about a more pressing predicament.
The more pressing issue was Overeem's retreat to the fence and covering up along it.
The Republican-controlled Congress can't claim to be focusing its energies on more pressing needs.
But right now she's facing something more pressing: a day she fears will inevitably come.
But even companies eager to explore former conflict zones say other worries are more pressing.
Which makes the question of how long Glencore will hold its cuts ever more pressing.
Gonzalez hit pause on further engagement to turn her attention to a more pressing matter.
Countries should begin taking steps to reduce emissions however, as climate change becomes more pressing.
In the Senate, a nullification resolution could be crowded out by other, more pressing business.
The need to produce more food while conserving natural resources is more pressing than ever.
But she made it clear that she believes voter suppression is a more pressing issue.
What's more, the stress levels inherent to startups makes this an even more pressing concern.
Iran today is virtually at war with the United States over other, more pressing issues.
Instead, it will be used for the more pressing matter of keeping the company running.
By the time we got to Kaza Maza, there were more pressing matters at hand.
A more pressing question, however, will be how Maguire navigates his relationship with the President.
Perhaps rising premiums have become a financial struggle or other needs have grown more pressing.
Sure, there are more pressing matters at hand in Washington right now than lapel widths.
"FX volatility makes it more pressing for Turkish banks to want to offload," said Beckett.
" The more pressing and urgent question, he said: "How frequent is human-to-human transmission?
For many Democrats, immigration enforcement has become more pressing than funding battles over the wall.
We continue to focus on more pressing issues like the nuclear conflict with North Korea.
In fairness to Doha Forum attendees, there are far more pressing questions to obsess about.
Governments can always find more pressing concerns, both at home and when helping others abroad.
It didn't take long for Trump to shift his attention to more pressing matters, though.
The question of effective treatment for alcohol- and substance-use disorders is more pressing than ever.
The issue may also be more pressing with climate change and our hot El Niño weather.
There is no more pressing test of society's ability to cope with technology's impact on work.
Retirees have another more pressing deadline — April 1 — to avoid a hefty 50 percent tax penalty.
"Probably more pressing for the U.S. markets is the threat of another government shutdown," Twidale added.
Crocker, 54, said he would like city officials to focus on more pressing issues, like homelessness.
Classwork is a hazy dream that evaporates with the introduction of a more pressing plot line.
Faced with raising her daughter alone, she had more pressing concerns than learning to nurse comfortably.
The DOJ should be focusing its attention and limited resources on more pressing and legitimate issues.
More pressing issuesThe first thing most people point out about the Galaxy Fold is its crease.
"Landmarking is rarely a neighborhood's top concern when there are more pressing issues," Mr. Moore said.
Not just because the world certainly has far more pressing, and relevant, things to discuss online.
The urgency and difficulty of evacuating the trapped group of 13 grew more pressing on Friday.
There are more pressing issues of military policy, but this one is an important constitutional symbol.
For many, the drama in faraway Washington can feel remote next to more pressing local questions.
Today, the issue is a more pressing financial one: The company is running out of money.
There are more pressing and relevant matters to be covered than a famous family seeking privacy.
But more pressing are recent questions about China's role in containing the crisis within its borders.
Now, though, the authority has a more pressing issue: a troubled fleet of cars sitting idle.
Perhaps no state has more pressing infrastructure needs than Michigan, where a commission appointed by Gov.
At best, it will distract from more pressing security initiatives where businesses should focus their efforts.
He said more pressing issues like the debt ceiling are likely to make tax reform difficult.
Your emotional wellbeing, family issues, and the topic of housing become more pressing with Saturn's transit.
That wish seems all the more pressing in the face of a rising tide of Islamophobia.
Some feel the process is distracting the bloc from more pressing business and its May elections.
While she vaguely nodded in response to the question, there were more pressing matters at hand.
Today you find that some problems have totally evaporated while others have suddenly become more pressing.
Robotics are here to stay, and the questions over their use will only grow more pressing.
In light of recent geopolitical and social upheavals, international dialogue is more pressing than ever before.
All these obstacles become even more pressing when there's a lack of emergency options in child care.
Researchers have puzzled over this for decades, but in recent years, the question has become more pressing.
Foxconn's more pressing concern, he thinks, is that it might not meet any of the subsidy thresholds.
More pressing than YouTube chat, though, was the chat at the hearing itself — which went exactly nowhere.
As these events become common, the need for technologies that can reduce carbon emissions because more pressing.
Mr Horton says the more pressing side is what the airline industry is doing to the climate.
Now your nose can focus on more pressing holiday business, like the scent of fresh-baked cookies.
"I think it's difficult to do," he said, emphasizing that border protection is the more pressing matter.
As for taking in a screening of "Black Panther" this weekend ... well, there's one thing more pressing.
For now, though, the crypto plans keep simmering on the back burner, displaced by more pressing realities.
The issue is more pressing than it seems, says Kim Hunt of the AIDS Foundation of Chicago.
But there are more pressing and more common threats to the well-being of costumed little ones.
Cornyn called it a "purely symbolic vote" and said the Senate has more pressing matters at hand.
After all, an earthquake was still hypothetical, and she had inherited plenty of other, more pressing problems.
Palladeno is supposed to drop his sample at city hall, but he has a more pressing concern.
The need for this change becomes more pressing as state lawmakers launch direct challenges to Roe v.
And for anyone who truly loves Indian cooking, there is a more pressing problem of missing flavor.
That seemed like a satisfying solution — at least until global warming became a much more pressing concern.
Now a more pressing question remains: Will Coach Stringer be back for a 25th season at Rutgers?
I texted him a few times in the days that followed, playfully at first, then more pressing.
As for his son, there are more pressing matters at the moment than determining his career path.
Doubts around the efficacy of this prolonged quarantine will become more pressing as families face bigger decisions.
Overspending on extravagant vacations at the cost of more pressing things is a huge mistake, Hoffman says.
But before officially answering questions on Thursday, Ms. Rosenthal had a more pressing matter to attend to.
Either way, the more pressing issue may be at whether a tax overhaul can happen at all.
By early this year, their relationship had turned to a more pressing matter for Mr. Giuliani: Ukraine.
Perhaps more pressing for Van Drew, however, was the difficult path to reelection he faces in 2020.
He can't let his ego go, despite the fact that there are more pressing matters at hand.
Kim was supposed to be there, but she obviously skipped the taping to attend a more pressing matter.
As everything grows ever more computerized, the need to understand what lies beneath the software grows more pressing.
The more pressing concern for shareholders is how the divorce could affect Jeff Bezos' control of the company.
The budget will test the government's will to enact reforms, which economists say are more pressing than ever.
The new administration has more pressing priorities than changing financial rules, notably trade, immigration, taxes and infrastructure spending.
And had much more pressing current concerns than, 'What am I going to do with this cool implant?
Law enforcement agencies have a legitimate need for evidence, which is all the more pressing in terrorism cases.
That's one reason that Twitter's malicious bot problem feels more pressing than which tweets RT pays to promote.
And as water management becomes an ever more pressing concern at home, it will create tension across borders.
The far more pressing question for most people, though, is usually not about what's on the average plate.
Moreover, the bitcoin world has more pressing problems than ascertaining the identity of one of cryptocurrencies greatest minds.
Others are more pressing, from North Korean nukes and Chinese island-building to wars in Afghanistan and Syria.
While the president focuses on bias, social platforms like Twitter appear to have a more pressing concern: outages.
For Zimmer, whether or not Lyft will even exist by then is probably a more pressing concern.[Medium]
Of more pressing importance is his No. 20 standing in the United States Ryder Cup team points race.
As a result, they free-up energy — albeit a small amount — to concentrate on other, more pressing matters.
Now that the deal is done, there is a more pressing matter: What to do next about Iran?
A more pressing concern for Patton will be the multiple conflict-of-interest questions raised by her appointment.
That said, some of the more pressing and significant problems in the shipping and shipbuilding have been tackled.
But many of the officials at the meeting will be worrying about a more pressing matter: their jobs.
Democratic lawmakers think the whole thing is a big waste of time and distracts from more pressing issues.
But the most of the conversations were focused on a more pressing issue: The rising cost of drugs.
There is little reason for American taxpayers to protect free-riders when there are more pressing domestic concerns.
But her secondary mission might be more pressing: discover what happened to her husband inside the mysterious area.
Even more pressing, the Iranians had smuggled in missiles, which the rebels were using to bombard Saudi Arabia.
The need to find solutions to alleviate world hunger and protect the environment is more pressing than ever.
But the problem is more pressing now, because the share of women at work is no longer rising.
Fauci said the reports of disagreements were trivial and that the coronavirus outbreak was a more pressing issue. 
But it may also be because Republican legislators don't have more pressing matters to worry about these days.
For respectable centrists, it was an expensive distraction from the more pressing work of scaling up clean energy.
And nowhere is that fight clearer or more pressing than in the debate over the carried interest loophole.
As a result, the scheme becomes a needless distraction from more pressing concerns of plot, period and character.
And while the feat is undoubtedly worthy of celebrating, Gauff has more pressing things to take care of.
Away from the design of the phones, the more pressing aspect of these devices will be their software.
Unless Sprint can clinch a merger with a peer, these investment requirements are set to become more pressing.
France and Germany, for instance, believe there are other issues more pressing to fix, the EU official added.
What the voters appear to have in common are higher expectations and more pressing demands for good government.
And the more pressing, frightening, and alluring question: What if she could change the course of human history?
One such example is the water contamination emergency in Flint, Michigan, which is becoming more pressing by the day.
But the new timeline that has emerged of what Facebook knew when makes those questions more pressing than ever.
If your fear is rooted in more pressing issues like potential layoffs or big technological changes, preparation can help.
More pressing, however, is the shit going down in the Hawkins National Laboratory, run by the Department of Energy.
Flint's more pressing problem is the estimated 20,000 outstanding lead and galvanized service lines that need to be replaced.
With Lebanon suffering from years of low economic growth, long-stalled reforms are seen as more pressing than ever.
Speaking to reporters Monday, Trump said he no longer discusses the matter as it distracts from more pressing issues.
The need to promote acceptance and inclusion of others—and reduce feelings of threat—has never been more pressing.
But Nintendo's just-released console — while brimming with promise — is beset by other issues that are arguably more pressing.
It's easier for someone else to do the worrying, so you can save your brainpower for more pressing matters.
Plus, the imperative to decarbonize the electricity system has made the challenge of accommodating more renewable energy more pressing.
For many drivers, though, getting more range from their cars is a more pressing concern than future smart cities.
Operational details aside, the more pressing matter is whether Suu Kyi's handpicked candidate can implement long-awaited structural reforms.
They fear that the story might amount to more smoke than fire, taking attention away from more pressing issues.
They could simply request to use federal health care dollars for other programs or projects that are more pressing.
Wagner added that while climate change was "important," he was focused on other issues he thought were more pressing.
Mobilizing a constituency for international action, as the forum promises to do, has never been a more pressing goal.
Others argue that the focus on the past exacerbates racial tensions on campuses and distracts from more pressing matters.
He listed various more pressing matters, like fighting the Zika virus, raising the minimum wage or helping Flint, Mich.
But more pressing challenges stemming from a widespread shift in how people consume media have dominated industry discussions lately.
More pressing, as the FARC withdrew from territory, the paramilitary narco-gangs were moving in, killing as they came.
Making a very quick read, he can turn a baseline exchange into a more pressing matter by coming forward.
Some educators argued that the more pressing issue was that too few minority students could access special education services.
As a fourth-generation grower, Mr. Petteway has more pressing concerns than the relatively abstract threat of antibiotic resistance.
Our Arab allies are absorbed in a diplomatic dispute with Qatar in the face of far more pressing threats.
For another, we have more pressing issues, like the rise of authoritarianism and the attempt to sabotage health care.
The need to find cuts could become more pressing if the administration tried to push through another tax cut.
Given that the company has so many more pressing priorities, this is clearly the best outcome for all shareholders.
Polakis, who is also a surgeon, said he was dealing with more pressing issues at the ministry than smoking.
For Sweden, the new uncertainties about security are even more pressing than they are for most other European countries.
But lurking in the background are almost always other questions, sometimes more pressing ones about kids' reading in general.
But for many in the sports world, a more pressing question is whether the golfer Phil Mickelson will testify.
Instead of addressing claims against Trump, her defense has been to argue that impeachment distracts from more pressing issues.
Last May, he said that the commission had more pressing matters to consider, and the agency's schedule remains busy.
And right now, it seems more pressing than ever that we all support the causes we most fervently believe in.
While humans have always been curious to learn about the habits of animals, such research is more pressing than ever.
They may welcome her new clarity, but for them the preservation of the union is more pressing than all else.
Morgan Freeman would no doubt be proud, although honestly, the nation might have more pressing apocalypse concerns closer to home.
As the ISIS fight began to wane, the nature of the post-ISIS political order became a more pressing concern.
Some people get lost in video games or TV shows and have trouble switching their attention to more pressing tasks.
Last night, Samantha Bee dragged the White House for focusing on military spending instead of other, more pressing issues. How?
Hyde wants to chase down his partner, long term; but hallway conversations keep leading him towards into more pressing problems.
He dazzles her and Natasha with tales of his plight, but has a more pressing issue for his next visit.
Although Liberian women certainly think about their bodies, there are usually more pressing issues to talk about, Emezi tells Refinery29.
"There are few things more pressing than this conversation," UnREAL executive producer Sarah Gertrude Shapiro told Variety earlier this month.
Though the new approach is likely to be welcomed, the need for action in Yemen is more pressing than ever.
There has never been more opportunity for large organizations to innovate, and there has never been a more pressing need.
Many Darfuris said there were far more pressing needs — such as food, clean water and safety — than this administrative exercise.
It's hard to believe teachers union bosses don't have more pressing issues to address given the state of our schools.
But Zandi says that when it comes to politics, some economic factors are more pressing to voters than their wages.
For many older singles, there's something far more pressing on their minds than putting a ring on it: financial security.
But a more pressing job for Sheriff Dupee is finding the killer of his widely beloved but utterly crooked predecessor.
The official added that the timeline could be pushed back if the White House was dealing with more pressing issues.
Because he was fighting for his life, there were more pressing matters to consider than the shape of his penis.
Meanwhile, much more pressing real life responsibilities—schoolwork and job apps— need to be fulfilled before the morning sun rises.
Bobby Rush (D-IL) suggested there were more pressing matters the administration needed to take care of, including health care.
"The reality of the calendar starts to become much more pressing when you get to the last quarter," Denis said.
More pressing for the teachers' unions, the ruling jeopardizes a funding stream that has made them political heavyweights for decades.
We then continued on to talk about the world's obsession with Trader Joe's cauliflower gnocchi and other more pressing topics.
But few countries have intervened to bring back some of their citizens, and the debate has only become more pressing.
Playing for time, Wingate asked his visitors to be patient, as "His Majesty's Government" was occupied with more pressing things.
Now that the Night King and friends have breached the Wall, they would seem to be the more pressing concern.
More pressing, federal officials say, are the obstacles to smoothly delivering water, food and other essentials to a devastated island.
He had a more pressing mission when he got to Hawaii, which was to "drink beer and have a hamburger."
While the full extent of the damage continues to be assessed, authorities have to take care of more pressing needs.
The House is also focused on other, more pressing matters, like a bill to fund the government before the Oct.
And some felt that the board should spend its time on more pressing issues, like cracking down on speeding cars.
You'll be able to pragmatically decide how to re-route it toward more pressing issues, such as paying off loans.
Democrats said the Bolton manuscript made it all the more pressing for the Senate to call Bolton as a witness.
The impending departure of Britain, by far the biggest capital market in the bloc, has made the task more pressing.
Current expenses seemed more pressing than future retirement to Rene Carillo, now 238, back when he was in his 2401s.
More pressing are shortages of protective gowns, masks, gloves and other equipment to keep medical workers as safe as possible.
By Friday, the dawning scope of the economic damage had begun to mingle with the more pressing grief and shock.
A third of men say that false accusations are a more pressing issue, compared to only 21% of all women.
In this context, the situation vis-à-vis China, uninhibited by any agreement, is very different and far more pressing.
They've also complained the policy does not do enough to tackle disinformation, which some claim is a more pressing threat.
But the more pressing inquiry is: In what ways does Los Angeles now stand out in the global art system?
But shortly after we got married, we were dealing with more pressing complications as our lives merged and changed together.
The more pressing question, some company watchers say, is whether Enders will complete his current mandate and stay through 2018.
Mohamed Abdullah, a fisherman in Beirut, had more pressing concerns than the fate of a man unimaginably richer than he.
The more pressing worry, said Cheeseman, is that the current political climate could lead to renewed violence in the country.
However, the dead aren't an interest group—politicians are going to respond to the louder group with more pressing interests.
That makes it all the more pressing to curtail the time that any one individual can head this extraordinarily influential institution.
I would have kept promising myself that I'd return… and then I'd find something else that was more pressing and enticing.
Indeed, conservative Republican Representative Mike Burgess quipped, "We've got other things that are probably more pressing" than addressing the Dreamers now.
And while energy might be cheaper, other constraints for the poor might be more pressing, like food, housing, and child care.
I have a full-time job, and we will have plenty of more pressing nationwide issues to grapple with in 2017.
But there was another, more pressing problem: Dynamic pricing required studios to agree to rock-bottom rates that made her uncomfortable.
The Amazon seller consulting agency found that competing with Amazon has become a more pressing concern over the last two years.
This effort is more pressing than attempting to play whack-a-mole on white supremacist chatter on social forums, she said.
But after Clinton left office, bioterrorism became a far more pressing threat, in the wake of several anthrax attacks in 2001.
With Mexico's election on the horizon, weeding out fake news in the country of 127 million has never been more pressing.
The more pressing trouble, though, may be that some of Faraday Future's suppliers and vendors have not been paid for weeks.
The question feels more pressing by the day, as new recordings and comments made by Omarosa Manigault-Newman come to light.
How can you enlist people to help you when everyone you want to meet has more pressing demands on their time?
If anything, the challenges we face today make our culture more vital than ever, and those questions all the more pressing.
And while construction on apartment complexes and hotels is slowing, developers are shifting focus to the region's more pressing pipeline needs.
"So it's more pressing than ever that EU citizens be systematically controlled at the outside borders in the future," she said.
International ambitions and rivalries with Washington aside, there are more pressing reasons for Beijing to ramp up involvement in the region.
Even more pressing for everyday Americans is the pharmaceutical industry's increasingly desperate attempts to maintain its death grip on drug markets.
The transition to RTT became more pressing last year as American mobile carriers engaged in a public spat over the issue.
For Baidu, the need to future-proof the company and hold onto users by finding new technologies is becoming more pressing.
Typically, the Amazonian princess we know as Wonder Woman has more pressing matters at hand than tending to her love life.
Despite his insistence on sticking to the bipartisan agreement, the more pressing factor is the severe shortage of Senate floor time.
Unsurprisingly, India declined — and without such access, common sense should have dictated that the OHCHR focus on other, more pressing concerns.
The more pressing aspect of the machinery question is what impact AI might have on people's jobs and way of life.
The increasing importance of intangible investment and its role in a changing economy makes these changes more pressing now than ever.
Maintaining mental wellness in a foreign context is a more pressing priority for most of us than achieving a perfect selfie.
It was an intentional uninvited distraction -- an increasingly frequent hallmark of Trump's abrasive diplomacy that takes time from more pressing issues.
"Since the Committee filed its initial motion in August, its need for McGahn's testimony has become even more pressing," they added.
As the issue becomes more pressing, ideology and orthodoxy must be set aside, and creativity, flexibility, and pragmatism must be encouraged.
But the more pressing danger to the U.S. Constitution may well be one that's working its way through many state legislatures.
There are obviously bigger, more pressing things in the world than grading a movie or recapping last night's episode of television.
There was a vast array of problems more pressing, and policies more promising, than those the Trump administration pursued in 2017.
However, the debt issue becomes even more pressing as Athens approaches the end of the financial program, scheduled for August 20.
Data issues have become even more pressing after the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into effect last year in Europe.
And with little more than $50 among them, paying the rent may be a more pressing issue than supporting the Vietcong.
He had a more pressing issue, an ailing right thumb that nearly forced him to default the match before it began.
But few countries have intervened to bring back some of their citizens, and the debate has become more pressing than ever.
Mr. Rouhani said on Monday that 1,500 items would be banned from import to save foreign currency for more pressing items.
As critical as tax reform is to Republicans, raising the statutory borrowing limit and funding the government are more pressing priorities.
But he said he has a more pressing engagement at home in suburban Maryland: this weekend is his wife Kari's birthday.
The more pressing need was helping buyers; sales of about 20173 units were scheduled to close in less than two months.
The West has made Russian deterrence a more pressing priority since Moscow annexed Crimea from Poland's eastern neighbor Ukraine in 2014.
More pressing, however, is that while Facebook's user growth remains steady, the same cannot be said for its revenue and profit.
Here's the thing: These ideas for accelerating the future fail to address a far more pressing problem than our stalled speedometers.
It also freed up resources so that the Department of Justice could focus on more pressing issues, like the opioid crisis.
This has made corruption a more pressing issue in South Korea, where a string of scandals have implicated prosecutors and judges.
But Mr. McAleenan, a former Obama administration official, has also carried out some of the president's more pressing and controversial policies.
Michael's death, in other words, makes a whole lot of what looked like table setting feel much more pressing in retrospect.
There are probably more pressing issues to debate along the campaign trail than whether your risotto comes with pancetta or mushrooms.
A more pressing question, then, is not why Fernando wanted to be on the board but why the Clinton team chose him.
"Trump's more pressing problems are the government shutdown and mounting political opposition," Ian Lyngen, head of rate strategy at BMO told CNBC.
The EU border agency expects illegal migration will rise again in 2018, potentially turning migration into a more pressing issue for Sanchez.
To entrepreneurs and VCs, the more pressing focus is on what the next generation of companies to transform entertainment will look like.
Other players in the vaping business point out that the circumstances in China simply distract from more pressing obstacles closer to home.
Ahead of the poll, an Afrobarometer survey showed fears that the political infighting would distract from more pressing issues like the economy.
On abortion, Trump has been fumbling opportunities to spike that hopeless political wedge issue and get on to more pressing legal issues.
For these moms, it's to protect children from gun violence — an imperative that seems more pressing than ever in the current moment.
Yet, the more pressing facet of the Iraq War that was vividly evoked on Demon Days is the aforementioned pursuit of oil.
Pretending that Brexit was a problem for Britain alone and that they had more pressing matters to attend to has not helped.
And if you must offer advice, maybe start with something more pressing, like getting to the bottom of Bieber's latest outfit choice.
We had demanding jobs, limited time off, and more pressing ways to spend our money (like hardwood floors and our baby fund).
In the show, one mysterious place holds the answers to some of the more pressing questions of reality (and replaceability): The Forge.
More pressing, customers aren't generally happy when they're asked to spend $329 to replace a phone that they didn't cause to break.
By combining ridesharing and driverless cars, companies are creating the potential for even more pressing issues for local governments on the horizon.
And in that sense, the issue of representation which was clearly at the core of Other Boys NYC feels even more pressing.
But it does raise more pressing questions: Does Dropbox have a big plan for how to convert more people into paying users?
However, the measurement the United Way uses to quantify this problem is counterproductive and detracts from more pressing issues related to poverty.
The polarization of the labor market — or decline in medium-skill jobs — is one of the more pressing concerns in today's economy.
Forget throwing stones: A more pressing concern, for those who live in glass houses, is that it's impossible to hide in them.
Todd will undoubtedly ask about Russia, but the diplomatic angle is much more pressing than another belated question about 2016 election interference.
But for those observing in the world's most northern countries near the Arctic Circle, the issue is more pressing in summer months.
The global refugee crisis is more pressing than ever, according to a report out last month from the United Nations Refugee Agency.
Because the more pressing issue is that the main character's best bud might be gulping down his own brain matter or blood.
The challenge has become more pressing in Germany in recent months after a spate of arrests and attacks, some linked to migrants.
These trends are even more pressing for younger Latinx voters, who have less family wealth to rely on than their white peers.
The more pressing question before society that I seek to work on is: Do we treat transgender people with dignity and respect?
The more pressing question is how much these temperatures will continue to rise as we keep spewing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
With those stumbling blocks cleared, it hoped the two governments could focus on the more pressing crisis of North Korea's nuclear weapons.
It's also hard work, and in the frenzy of a campaign there are dozens more pressing demands for staff time and money.
This question may become more pressing if labor shortages start to force companies to up their pay to attract and retain employees.
In short: People are concerned about climate change but have other more pressing issues on their mind as the election heats up.
Graham said the more pressing problem is dealing with large numbers of undocumented Central American families seeking asylum in the United States.
But as TV turns more and more to the literary world for its source material, these questions will only become more pressing.
Rather, the more pressing issue might be how this move shapes the landscape of combat sports in the state of New York.
Obama said there "are a lot of things more pressing" than the transgender bathroom controversy, including Islamic State, the economy and jobs.
Making this timing all the more pressing for T-Mobile is the fact that 5G is supposed to start rolling out in 2020.
The idea is certainly worth a long look, and there is the possibility that legal action could make it even more pressing business.
Among the more pressing issues before the industry are an effort to change the decades-old regulatory agreements that govern Ascap and BMI.
However, the ruling has much more pressing political ramifications, bringing a sense of urgency to May's Friday meeting in Washington with Donald Trump.
To most other EU countries, indeed, Brexit is just one more ingredient in a cocktail of often more pressing problems that afflict them.
That doesn't mean, of course, that the potential discriminatory harm to LGBTQ people presented by the case isn't a far more pressing concern.
The task has only become more pressing now that a 3003-percent collapse in crude prices has plunged Alaska into a budget crisis.
Y Combinator president Sam Altman has argued that, as technology usurps jobs, the need for a universal basic income will become more pressing.
The challenge of presenting collaborative, process-orientated artworks in museums has become more pressing as more artists turn to such forms of expression.
But it ended up being a sideshow to the bigger, more pressing, and still-unresolved debate: what the heck to do about Brexit.
When they finally started talking again about getting married, they realized there was a more pressing concern: their desire to start a family.
Michael Bennet (D-Colo.): He says the issue of economic inequality is more pressing than anything else, including health care and climate change.
Apple has good reason for not bothering too much with this kind of thing that would be a distraction from more pressing matters.
A more pressing concern for Miami is an offense that has failed to put up more than three runs in five straight games.
More pressing will be how much support the legislation gets from Republicans in the House of Representatives, where members will vote this week.
With Google set to release its Stadia video game streaming service, the need for clean energy data centers is more pressing than ever.
We must right-size our infrastructure, capture the savings, and devote these savings to readiness, modernization, and other more pressing national security requirements.
Forsaking their typical end-of-the-workweek festivities, these young professionals are getting together to talk about something more earnest and more pressing.
Any enterprising people without any more pressing engagements can then go find LaBeouf and his crew, and take them anywhere in the country.
Right now aluminium traders have much more pressing concerns in the form of a ferocious squeeze on the fast approaching July prompt date.
Those opposing the change say the current Magna Carta has given stability to Chile and there are more pressing demands to be addressed.
Several of the Democratic contenders, including Rouda, have argued however that Russia relations have distracted Rohrabacher from more pressing issues facing the district.
Guerrasio: Though you don't have permission to use Loki, is your thinking the Weinsteins have more pressing things to worry about these days?
It's an issue, she said, that becomes more pressing with each passing year as families who haven't seen each other for decades age.
In fact, the threat is ongoing and the imperative for government to take meaningful action to counter it has never been more pressing.
During the post-22019/11 counterterrorism era, deep thinking on great power competition went into hibernation as more pressing issues took center stage.
However, the EU border agency expects illegal migration will rise again in 2018, potentially turning migration into a more pressing issue for Sanchez.
First, your screen will light up when you lift it to your face, meaning no more pressing the side button to see it.
Bongo has made saving Gabon's unique wildlife, including pristine equatorial rainforest and elephants, a priority, but voters complain they have more pressing worries.
The name change was greeted with mixed emotions, with some saying the country had more pressing issues, such as poverty and health care.
Still, as print advertising erodes and competition increases from other sources of news like Facebook, the company's challenges have become ever more pressing.
Peters has declined to say whether the probe is political or not, but he's argued the committee has more pressing issues to tackle.
Clarity has become more pressing as the next national election is potentially as soon as next month, sending polling firms into top gear.
But as our climate crisis grows more urgent and animal welfare becomes a more pressing public issue, it's an idea well worth considering.
And for the first time in 15 years, they say infrastructure is a more pressing problem for Michigan than jobs or the economy.
More pressing are the huge sediment plumes that mining activities will generate, says Ann Vanreusel, a marine biologist at Ghent University in Belgium.
But in round two, the pending threat of bull penis proved more pressing for the Biebs than possibly upsetting his wife, Hailey Bieber.
You know the exact words to say, but the more pressing matter is: are they the right answers to land you the job?
The more pressing question, one that in part drives Donna Tartt's entire novel, is why Theo keeps "The Goldfinch" for all those years.
Nevertheless, NBC reported that intelligence officials had several more pressing threats they brought to Trump, including Al Qaeda's current leader, Ayman al-Zawahri.
The New York-based team languished while the Twitter team in San Francisco focused on more pressing problems, including a decade of unprofitability.
And in his opinion, the question of how retirement savings are wound down is more pressing than how to save up for it.
The more pressing concern many of us had about Mr. Trump is that he simply isn't up to the job of being president.
That suit is temporarily on hold for 90 days, as Cohen faces more pressing legal troubles in the form of that federal criminal probe.
It's a gray area that the FDA doesn't regulate, and may become more pressing as amateur scientists disseminate their experiments, methods, and equipment online.
Prime Minister Theresa May later told reporters that "nothing is more pressing or vital" than finding a deal agreed by U.K. members of Parliament.
But while the company should be applauded for tackling some of its longest-standing product issues, Evernote's biggest problems are more pressing than ever.
Yet Tanton was unable to persuade his colleagues of what he saw as a more pressing population and environmental issue: the threat of immigration.
Although many Indians, especially those far from the border with Pakistan, find local issues more pressing, the unrelenting bombast has flummoxed Mr Modi's opponents.
That made the case for tackling their bad loans more pressing, but some bankers might hope the next RBI governor will be less aggressive.
How can where she pees be on that government's first month to-do list when it has so much more pressing work to do?
What we're thinking: Given that a big wing is a more pressing need, I wonder if the Rockets shouldn't have used their pick elsewhere.
From the viewpoint of Color of Change, what are some of the more pressing issues involving people of color that need a continual focus?
The British drive has become more pressing, officials said, because of the country's upcoming exit from the European Union, the world's biggest trading bloc.
Probably more pressing though for the U.S. markets is the threat of another government shutdown, Nick Twidale, an analyst at Rakuten Securities Australia said.
And the implications of that power are only going to become more pressing as the quality of the cameras increases in the coming years.
Analysts said voters had viewed the referendum as a ruse by the PSD, which supported the change, to divert attention from more pressing concerns.
The longstanding controversy over GMO labels turned more pressing earlier this month, when a Vermont law mandating labels for GMO foods went into effect.
Ana Quintana, an analyst with the conservative Heritage Foundation, said Trump made the right decision to focus on the more pressing issue of Syria.
But his slow reaction to Marleau's wraparound, failing to slide to the opposite post in time, accentuated a more pressing concern at the present.
Shih writes that the "moral panic" around sex work contributes to the false idea that it's of a more pressing concern than labor trafficking.
Beyond the embarrassment of having a watchdog website co-opted, there is a more pressing concern about IOCCO's reports becoming less straightforward to obtain.
The question is, why is the government agency committing scientists and technical resources to answering this question, when surely there are more pressing ones.
To make matters more pressing, the growth of commercial aviation is exceeding expectations and with that, emissions attributed to it are on the up.
Such threats, in the end, are best understood as material to rile up Trump's base and take the focus away from more pressing issues.
It's understandable why many Democrats would want Trump to lose this lawsuit, but there are more pressing reasons why they should hope he prevails.
Connecting markets has become more pressing for ASEAN - a grouping of 10 regional economies - as competition from financial market connections elsewhere in Asia grows.
London (CNN Business)President Donald Trump and other world leaders have canceled their trips to Davos to deal with more pressing matters back home.
Or, more pressing, what if someone like Kanye decides to tweak his old music and ends up ruining the songs we all already love?
So if you compare it to poverty, obviously that's a much more pressing issue, not just in the US but anywhere in the world.
But living near the Turkey-Syria border has meant that some of his conversations with friends revolve around more pressing issues, like his safety.
At the moment, though, I had more pressing things to think about, namely if I was going to have to sleep on that balcony.
Of more pressing concern is the fact that her longtime contract with Babolat rackets expired at the end of 2017, and was not renewed.
They said Democrats bent on impeachment were neglecting more pressing policy issues, like the migrants who are overwhelming government resources at the southwestern border.
Sandwiched between Ulysses Dove's "Episodes" (1987) and Robert Battle's "The Hunt" (2001), both full of superficially combative relationships, "Shelter" deals with more pressing conflicts.
These questions may be outside the scope of the books, but they seem all the more pressing in light of Traister's and Chemaly's revelations.
The exigencies of daily life — jobs, housing, income inequality — are far more pressing than uniting with what may as well be an alien country.
For Sanders, the more pressing question is whether he can actually secure the majority needed to grant him the nomination on the first vote.
And a UK security analysis from last year found that Huawei has more pressing security issues from sloppy, flawed code than from Chinese espionage.
The larger truth is these wars weaken the United States by running up our national debt and distracting from more pressing problems at home.
The financial consequences of mismanaging your money only become more pressing as you get older, so it's important to develop good savings habits early.
But the more pressing issue the company faces is a massive wave of activism that's now turned some of its loudest critics into heroes.
But a more pressing, and less widely aired, concern is the threat posed to financial stability by the newfound dominance of benchmark-tracking funds.
Either they don't actually know what we're asking them to do, or they have much, much more pressing things to do at the time.
The power-of-attorney forms were about the future, and most days it was all she could do to focus on more pressing needs.
That's the league's prerogative, but it at least temporarily lets everyone off the hook on a more pressing question: What if Wideman was concussed?
Trump tweeted against the move, sharply criticizing it as being a bad priority compared to the more pressing need to fix health care and taxes.
At the same time, the announcement distracts from (arguably) more pressing scientific issues, such as climate change, the shift to renewable energy, and environmental pollution.
While the majority of middle-class Americans in their 40s and 50s are saving for retirement, getting rid of debt is a more pressing concern.
In the meantime, the family is struggling with a host of equally or more pressing concerns as they try to build a new life abroad.
Meanwhile, more pressing concerns, such as prolonged conflicts in Syria and Yemen, have relegated the Palestinian issue to the back burner in the Middle East.
He left the party and founded his own because he thought the seemingly endless debate over independence was diverting attention from more pressing economic issues.
The change could help salve users' frustrations over YouTube's ad policy, a long-standing point of tension that's become more pressing over the past year.
While we ask questions about this supposed wiretap, we should also ask the more pressing question: What article is Donald Trump going to read next?
Tillerson, on the other hand, has said he believes climate change is real but thinks there are more pressing priorities, such as widespread abject poverty.
China's anti-pollution drive may bring about improvements, although the country now pays more attention to filthy air and water, which are more pressing concerns.
On Wednesday morning, while the world was busy mocking President Trump for his late-night Twitter typo, a far more pressing matter came to light.
The need for better helmets is becoming even more pressing: a growing body of research shows that repeated concussions and impacts come with serious risks.
How Colombia navigates its fiscal deficit and rising inflation is now more pressing than the long-term prospect of peace in the country, investors said.
"The main difficulty is how to provide long-term finance," Carimo told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, particularly when short-term survival often seems more pressing.
He suggested that this threat posed the most dangerous immediate threat to the United States, even more pressing than an attack by global terrorist networks.
Will this triumphant end to the BJP's long crusade now allow the prime minister to focus on more pressing issues, such as a faltering economy?
The worry is that it is a distraction from more pressing and important policy changes—cutting demand for water—and may actually encourage wasteful use.
Simone Tagliapietra, a researcher for think tank Bruegel, argues a more pressing priority is for European Union subsidies to encourage European exporters to become cleaner.
We urgently need to be asking the far more pressing question of when women will be allowed to be people and therefore worthy of protection.
On the question of elections, the issue of voting rights is much more pressing than interference, even if it's much less likely to come up.
Pal says the situation overseas has become more pressing of late as data continues to disappoint and as a calamitous political landscape ramps up anxiety.
Prolonging this investigation would be a grave political mistake and distract from more pressing—and more politically potent—inquiries into the president and his administration.
We also ask John about his vineyard and if it's safe from the ravaging fires -- but it's clear John thinks there are more pressing issues.
After years of low economic growth, reforms - which the government has long stalled and now pledges to launch - are seen as more pressing than ever.
More pressing, perhaps, is the country's patchwork election infrastructure, which is the work of various private vendors who are not working in a coordinated fashion.
Warren kept the focus on a broader, more pressing issue: The inadequacy of efforts to regulate tech companies in a way that protects the public.
The U.S. government, however, felt a more pressing duty to stand with its merchants and sea captains, who'd been doing brisk business with the sultan.
Beyond the shorts, the reported SEC probes, and questions about going private, Tesla is also facing another and potentially more pressing issue: low cash reserves.
Residents have also questioned whether the $100 million could be better spent on more pressing needs, such as fixing the subways or helping the homeless.
As millions of Americans hunker down to slow the spread of coronavirus, the lack of affordable broadband access has become a far more pressing problem.
Such measures will be even more pressing as the virus digs into poorer countries where densely populated slum neighbourhoods create ideal conditions for disease transmission.
The company also faces a variety of seemingly more pressing issues in Washington, including questions about antitrust and privacy violations and election security and disinformation.
President Trump and fellow Republicans followed up Tuesday's debate by accusing the Democrats of pursuing a vendetta against him while ignoring more pressing pocketbook issues.
Watching the first season of "Servant" (Apple has already ordered a second), you may have a more pressing question: Just what the heck is it?
Spending deal Republicans are eager to send a tax-reform bill to Trump by year's end, but a more pressing deadline is coming up sooner.
To the Editor: While we are currently focused on monuments honoring Confederate generals, the more pressing issue involves United States military installations honoring Confederate generals.
But perhaps a more pressing problem is the mother's reluctance to get proper medical help, which has put at risk her health and survival prospects.
Once deepfakes cease to be believable as an existential threat to truth, we'll be left with the same, unchanging questions, more pressing than ever before.
Ultra-low interest rates and attempts to limit their holdings of government bonds make the need to join forces with rivals all the more pressing.
And now that there's an oversupply of drilling platforms around the world, the question of how to get rid of them is only more pressing.
In interviews, tribal leaders cited previous commitments, and some frustration that the national attention surrounding Ms. Warren's ancestry claim has overshadowed more pressing local issues.
Some of the more pressing issues of the negotiations, including forced technology transfers, will not be fully addressed until a phase-two deal is reached.
QA. "This is the more pressing issue as it is affecting Islamic banks and their customers," said Alamad, one of those lobbying British tax authorities.
As much as we were trying to get the music right and finish it, there was a much more pressing thing to be worried about.
Suddenly there was a much more pressing need to come up with new labor-saving technologies, which sped up the progress and spread of technology.
Rubio isn't up on his reality shows ... he says because there are slightly more pressing issues like North Korea's missile program and looming nuclear war.
But the first order of the summit addressed a more pressing threat, as ASEAN called for calm from all involved in tensions on the Korean peninsula.
The analyst made the case that other companies perceived as a target of private equity firm 3G Capital have come to make such matters more pressing.
Education is consistently at the top of voters' minds, according to national surveys that have found people consider education more pressing than almost any other issue.
Legal experts emphasize that pregnant people who want abortions have more pressing interests—like accessing the procedure they may have been denied because of unconstitutional restrictions.
Carson said that conversation surrounding the leaked audio -- and accompanying media coverage -- were detracting voters from more pressing concerns, such as college debt and rising taxes.
But these international relations plot points are eclipsed by the more pressing question, which is: Who is Jane Davis, and however did she become so alluring?
Their high levels of consumer debt do not pose an urgent worry, but the risks could become more pressing if central banks eased policy much further.
But for more pressing situations, there's a horn that bellows like an ocean liner — perfect when you want to warn some pesky kids off the road.
One could arguably say there are more pressing issues that the government hasn't been able to fix, cases in which private donations could come in handy.
But in the upcoming Fire Emblem: Three Houses for the Nintendo Switch, you'll have much more pressing dilemmas: like what you should do on the weekend.
On Thursday, Martin Shkreli was told he would face trial for fraud — but the pharmaceutical executive appeared to have other, more pressing issues on his mind.
Fiscal imbalances, demographic trends, slowing productivity growth, and the inevitable disruptions from structural change and globalization are all more pressing needs on which policy should focus.
But in the age of Trump, reporters have a new purpose, a more pressing social contract with the public to cover the president fairly but fearlessly.
The future of the euro zone and the governance reforms proposed by French President Emmanuel Macron are seen as more pressing items for Germany than Brexit.
For the last decade, the city has put fine arts on the back burner in order to focus on more pressing issues, like poverty and homelessness.
As he puts it, Cloudflare's crusade was never meant to become "life-long advocacy" given the company's other, more pressing concerns (including going public in September).
But will this triumphant end to the BJP's long crusade now allow the prime minister to focus on more pressing issues, such as a faltering economy?
But Britain's more pressing demand—to agree a transitional period lasting, in Mrs May's words, "around two years" after Brexit day—has also hit a roadblock.
Delegating not only helps managers focus on more pressing matters but helps employees feel a sense of ownership and like they're adding value to their team.
Some argue that delaying the medical device tax and the health insurance tax are more pressing because they are set to go into effect in 85033.
But as warranted as these feelings might be, cybersecurity experts see the risk here as much more pressing than the layperson might be able to comprehend.
Aside from the regular fear mongering about federal downsizing leading to all sorts of societal ills, critics have raised the more pressing issue of employee morale.
I guess my network just had to save their outrage for things more pressing than #artdrama, because I still found plenty of instances of wanton destruction.
I'm disappointed that my community's come together to protest inclusive education and not Islamophobia or any of the [more pressing] issues we face day-to-day.
As more and more investors recognize the long-term financial benefits of good corporate governance and sustainable policies, the need for uniform criteria becomes more pressing.
The issue is getting more pressing by the day as Greece prepares to end its third financial rescue of 86 billion euros ($ 101.38 billion) in August.
Judge has not ruled out the possibility that he could be ready in time for that game, but the more pressing issue is finding a diagnosis.
As the finish line of 2016's marathon of socio-political disasters comes into view, never has there a been a more pressing time for reflection.
So when the 2019 election rolled around, Modi decided to lean into his nationalist platform, which served to divert attention from the country's more pressing problems.
His status was an enormous question mark this summer, and had become even more pressing with the team a week away from going to training camp.
The system must be resilient enough so that sharing does not spike during disease crises and taper off when other problems seem more pressing for governments.
We've rounded up sentimental gifts she can cherish forever along with other finds to address her more pressing post-nuptial needs (anti-fatigue undereye serum, anyone?).
There are much more pressing problems in the world than the death of Dashboard, and I'm sure some Evernote-obsessed friend is already plotting my conversion.
A more pressing concern, Suchlicki believes, is the fact that tourists' money ends up in the pocket of the military via government-run hotels and restaurants.
Usman K., 23, Milton, assistant manager and co-marketer I thought as a kid that there were more pressing things to worry about than climate change.
He also said that Congress does not have enough time this year to impeach Koskinen and that lawmakers should devote their attention to more pressing matters.
The credit facility was a more pressing matter for Snapchat, and it has not yet hired a banker to handle the IPO process, sources tell Recode.
While the Texas senator is likely to tweak Mr. Trump plenty, his more pressing concern may be the rise of Mr. Rubio after a strong Iowa finish.
The debt troubles could not be more pressing, as the legislature faces a deadline on Tuesday for a vote on the authority's plan for renegotiating that debt.
Joe Schiavoni, a Democrat from Boardman, said the bill would lead to "expensive lawsuits" that would divert resources away from more pressing issues like the opioid crisis.
Their fate has become more pressing in recent days as U.S.-backed fighters planned their assault to capture the last remnants of the group's self-styled caliphate.
"I'm absolutely not thinking about that at all," Harris said when asked about a run, adding that she didn't want to lose sight of more pressing matters.
There's a tendency for people to tap out and pretend their personal lives are more pressing than reading the news, calling a representative, or attending a rally.
One day, I noticed something many people have noticed before, something I've allowed to recede into the depths of my brain when more pressing matters came along.
There may also be more pressing concerns for the Kremlin as the economy flattens under the pressure of fallen oil prices, Western sanctions and extravagant military spending.
Whether or not Mueller will finally answer that question definitively in 22019 is still unclear, but there is no other question more pressing or important to answer.
But given the political instability at a national level in member states like the U.K., Greece, Spain, Austria and Finland, the search has become much more pressing.
For Nick Pelling, who runs the Voynich manuscript-focused site Cipher Mysteries, the more pressing issue is that Gibbs's theory doesn't offer anything new to the field.
"The debate about debt sustainability is unfortunately a debate about something that is not urgent," Schaeuble said, adding boosting competitiveness and implementing structural reforms were more pressing.
In democratic countries, the more pressing question is whether companies are manipulating facts in ways that benefit their corporate interests or the personal agendas of their leaders.
I like feeling caught up and ahead of the game, because I know I won't be stressed out later if I get derailed by more pressing tasks.
But Congress has a more pressing concern as members return to Capitol Hill -- approving a continuing resolution to avoid a government shutdown and keep the government running.
Bad administrative decisions, and an uncanny urge to concealed financial information led to an even more pressing problem: the immediate collapse of the public employee retirement system.
Kaine and Schiff also argued that the need to explain a legal justification for military action is more pressing now, because of hostility coming from North Korea.
Besides, she has more pressing concerns: After giving birth to her daughter, Lena, she begins hearing strange voices, an interior "stream of words" that cannot be explained.
The leader of the junior coalition party ALDE, Calin Popescu Tariceanu, said the referendum would now overshadow the EU election, distracting Romanian voters from more pressing issues.
But in more pressing — and dramatic — Rob-Chyna saga news: Chyna's reps are now saying that she didn't want to announce her pregnancy via emoji at all.
The catch: There are more barriers to medical marijuana than opioid painkillers, even though opioids are at the center of the country's more pressing public health crisis.
Democrats oppose such changes, and Mr. Trump seemed to concede that the issue might have to wait behind more pressing matters like military funding and infrastructure legislation.
Democrats from swing districts remain fearful that a House consumed by impeachment could turn off voters who elected them to address more pressing problems in their lives.
If Biden and Sanders are within 18 delegates of each other at the Democratic convention in July, the party will have more pressing problems to sort out.
The Yankees have a more pressing agenda, beginning with holding off the Oakland Athletics in the standings to ensure home-field advantage in the wild-card game.
As the world tries to determine when the Boeing Max aircraft will return to service, a more pressing question is when will confidence in Boeing be restored?
Nearly 60 babies in withdrawal had to be diverted to other hospitals, because there were infants with even more pressing needs, like life support or breathing assistance.
Several said other issues seemed more pressing for Japan than climate change: a stagnating economy, a declining population and tensions in East Asia, to name a few.
The larger, more pressing issues are how low we're prepared to sink in our partisan back-and-forth and what's accomplished by descending to Trump's subterranean level.
"The country has lifted 400 million people out of poverty, but now it can focus on more pressing things, like clear water and clean air," he says.
Instead, the exhibition casts its gaze on the grittier, more pressing concerns people in urban communities discuss when they come together: race, gender, immigration, violence and gentrification.
Either way, while Domino's continues to aim for the skies with unmanned pizza deliveries, it may have some more pressing issues to deal with on the ground.
"Obviously, there are other things out there that are arguably more important, more pressing that could use that amount of money," said Mayor Jeff Collier of Dauphin Island.
PARIS (Reuters) - The European Union has more pressing priorities than Britain's future relationship with the bloc, starting with its own future, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said.
But as I watched Sansa (Sophie Turner) and Theon (Alfie Allen) emotionally reunite, I had a question much more pressing than the rest: Are those two in love?
Test Three: China As it happens, China may be an even more pressing challenge in the coming days, and your tweets are doing little to improve the atmosphere.
In that moment, my biggest worry—that my father was going to die—was replaced with a new, more pressing concern: Where would he live if he survived?
The company gets right back to work trying to build on Wrestle Kingdom and answer some of the more pressing storyline questions—How does the loss effect Naito?
As Lustig notes: The challenge of automating and streamlining shipping logistics in Latin America is becoming more pressing as e-commerce and other B2C delivery businesses take hold.
U.N. envoy Martin Griffiths, speaking in New York, said the fragmentation of Yemen risked "becoming a stronger and more pressing threat" if the situation in the south continued.
Women typically live longer than men, making financial security a more pressing issue for them, but disparities in pay and investing make closing the "gender retirement gap" hard.
I mean, why should Michelle have to field questions about her hair when she has much more pressing matters to champion, like getting young people out to vote?
Y Combinator, with its roster of wealthy investors, may not have to worry about funding its basic income project, but funding is a more pressing concern for governments.
The emphasis on equity and inclusion becomes ever-more pressing as many cities grow rapidly, creating a prosperous wave of change that has not included all community members.
In most situations, no, because police have more pressing issues than to incarcerate a felon for having a gun that he or she hasn't used in a crime.
Cost-cutting has become an even more pressing issue for traditional retail banks with the arrival of new online banks who offer real-time and dirt-cheap services.
These studies would be difficult and expensive, he says, and, given that there are many more pressing questions in public health, it shouldn't necessarily be a high priority.
Additionally, the GOP chairmen said the request for Trump's tax returns is "a distraction from more pressing needs" such as overhauls to the healthcare systems and tax codes.
Don't forget China Tucked away beyond more pressing global headlines, India has been tussling with its bigger rival China, with both sides accusing each other of territorial intrusions.
Instagram and Snapchat both allow users to restrict who can see their updates, and with Facebook's much larger user base, one might argue the need is more pressing.
Shortages will grow more pressing as the country's middle class expands: over the next decade or so, electricity demand is expected to rise by nearly 9% a year.
And as more people trend toward cities and away from their cars, there has never been a more pressing need for clean, sustainable, affordable, and functional public transportation.
It seems the theory of them getting together is the least of our worries, figuring out whether she's a character we can trust is a more pressing issue.
America may be voting on its next president today, but in the UK there are more pressing matters to deal with: someone has been fucking with our chocolate.
China therefore presents a more pressing issue to many of them -- it's a rising power that sits on many of their borders, threatening to upend the status quo.
Surely, one might ask, more pressing priorities exist on Earth than allowing a few scientists to publish papers about a world that few Americans know or care about?
Not the business of the Ford Motor Company, or the cramped Oedipal dealings of its chief, but the more pressing business of being Ken Miles, to the max.
As the list of cities that have been targeted by violent extremists gets longer, the need to find remedies to this scourge of our time becomes more pressing.
A Saudi university student from Jeddah, who spoke on condition he be identified only as Mohammed, dismissed the debate and said Saudi had more pressing issues to resolve.
A travel alert is less severe than travel warnings issued by the department for more pressing security matters, but signify some level of concern for short-term events.
But, as city leaders, state legislators and federal officials consider how we address this growing public health crisis, the need for this data has never been more pressing.
Five decades after its creation, the problems the it was meant to address exist in more complex form and face an even more pressing set of related challenges.
He cautioned that managers who pushed for certain repairs or improvements to get priority might not have known about all the other issues that were considered more pressing.
With his support covered for the next 3 months ... Kelly can focus on more pressing matters, like the 10 counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse involving underage girls.
Among the more pressing challenges (or even the most pressing challenge) in quantum computation and quantum information, generally, is increasing the amount of information that can be represented.
Across Europe, populists have complicated the political game, which makes the question of how to contain them an even more pressing one — not least in the national legislatures.
Those concerns may be legitimate, but the need for a congestion pricing plan is more pressing, said Nick Sifuentes, the executive director of the Tri-State Transportation Campaign.
That is ever more pressing now, in an age when teams must not only be beautiful for all 90 minutes, but look spectacular in bite-size chunks, too.
There are a host of other, more pressing issues within women's soccer, they acknowledged, and a variety of potential initiatives that would have greater effects on the game.
It is a problem that has only become more pressing as the era of autonomous vehicles looms, with competing interests racing to be the first with a solution.
The more pressing legal issue raised by the event, and by plans for more like it, is the question of whether the cash giveaways constitute legitimate charitable activity.
As Washington lawmakers wrestle over health care, Nucor CEO John Ferriola sees a much more pressing issue at hand that affects more than just his steel-producing company.
"If it works, it can solve those other problems too," he said, like issues of education, health care and inequality that may seem more pressing to many Americans.
Gozali said he hoped the development of a sports culture might go some way to improving an even more pressing concern: the country's disastrous state of public health.
Board members urged Mr. Cuomo to focus on more pressing issues, including releasing a comprehensive plan to fix the creaky subway system and securing funding for the improvements.
Democrats also criticized Republicans for holding a vote on a bill that won't pass instead of focusing on more pressing issues, like reaching a spending deal by Feb.
But the timing of the document — as churches grapple with much more pressing national conversations on issues like racism — has made it particularly jarring, especially to its critics.
The more pressing problem for CBS is that, pending something more audacious and creative than Candy Crush, watching people play video games is best enjoyed anywhere but network television.
While the candidates were talking about Syria, the Supreme Court and the economy, Americans at home were hoping (one of) the candidates would answer an even more pressing question.
Joe Schiavoni, a Democrat from Boardman, said that the heartbeat bill would lead to "expensive lawsuits" that would divert resources away from more pressing issues like the opioid crisis.
According to councilman Ernie Martin, who voted against the bill, the world has other far more pressing issues that should take priority over walking and texting, like, uh, homelessness.
What's especially revealing is that many of them were in development for the past three to five years, when the world was seemingly preoccupied with other, more pressing issues.
Its aim to replace imports with Made in Cuba goods has become all the more pressing because aid from socialist ally Venezuela is falling, resulting in a cash crunch.
Drogon was already spotted flying over Valyria in Season 4 Now Season 8 and winter is upon us, and uncovering the mysteries of Valyria has never been more pressing.
In the neighborhood of La Corea, marooned on the outskirts of Havana, most people had more pressing concerns to ponder than the racial balance of the nation's top officials.
Lebanon has one of the heaviest public debt burdens in the world, and long-stalled reforms are seen as more pressing than ever after years of low economic growth.
The more pressing risks are things like algorithmic bias and AI-powered surveillance, technology that is already being built into societies around the world with little or no forethought.
"Policymakers are likely to focus their attention on more pressing issues, such as addressing credit risks and structural imbalances," Julian Evans-Pritchard at Capital Economics said in a note.
Former FBI Special Agent Don Borelli tells Cramer today's "lone wolf" terrorists present the biggest current danger and make security concerns at the World Trade Center only more pressing.
I don't mean to posit a crisis of definition, what with several more pressing national crises at hand, but Vernon epitomizes an indie generation freaked out by the concrete.
Self-driving tractors free the farmer sitting on the rig to focus on more pressing tasks, such as monitoring where seeds and chemicals are getting placed, among other things.
BioWare is larger than any single game, and the studio's willingness to address the unfortunate handling of a minor NPC alongside more pressing technical issues is an important step. 
From data breaches to acts of terror, it seems as if every week another world problem comes to light — and issues become more and more pressing by the day.
A more pressing concern for foreign investors, however, is the potential hit to measures introduced under Ahok's term that have helped underline Indonesia's status as an emerging market darling.
The signal for an increasing number of investors is to "green" their portfolios, but there's an even simpler, more pressing reason to be looking at anti–fossil fuel investments.
The more that online shopping moves to phones, the more pressing it is for all online traders to make their checkouts quick and easy to use, but still safe.
The ever-more-pressing question is whether Trump and the Russians used the relationships cemented at the pageant to advance Trump's goal of becoming President of the United States.
Although they want to support their loved ones, Orman points out that most twenty- and early-thirtysomethings are also working toward other financial goals that are arguably more pressing.
That's not a ton of money compared to the value of your personal data, but there's a more pressing problem: Are you actually going to get it at all?
"But come mid-January, if we are still facing load-shedding, that is when it is going to be a much more pressing issue for the economy," Schultz said.
Soldiers have a far more pressing issue to worry about - the militants watching them from just across the Tigris - with mortar attacks and gunfire keeping eastern Mosul on edge.
But reaction to the ban was mixed, with some analysts saying it may help boost affordability, while campaigners said it would not solve the more pressing problem of homelessness.
Yet this musical work is a more pressing, even ferocious production, with immediate relevance to today's debates on the endurance of colonial legacies in our views of recent history.
Dr. Salaman's counterargument is that the threats to these species posed by climate change and industrial blights, like logging, are far more pressing than the threat of artificial names.
The burden is particularly acute for Paradise High's Class of 2019, 240 seniors on the cusp of adulthood whose post-graduation plans have been derailed by more pressing challenges.
Finn and Jake spend much of their time swinging swords and killing baddies but, as in real life, fantastical adventuring is often a distraction from more pressing emotional problems.
Building officials generally have more pressing issues to deal with, like enforcing construction codes for new high-rise buildings in Midtown, or regulating home additions in Queens, he said.
It could be that the hiring manager opened it, then got distracted by a more pressing matter or a more eyeball-catching résumé and wanted to view that instead.
"As a partner in the project, I agree with Bill that it has never been more pressing to find clean energy innovations that can change the world," Branson wrote.
At the same time, there is a growing awareness that dealing with Nafta, a campaign priority for Mr. Trump, has suddenly taken a back seat to more pressing battles.
Taxation is becoming more pressing because their product range has expanded and now includes savings accounts, home purchase plans, a pension scheme and business start-up financing, said Qazi.
But why did high-profile Democrats decide that civility is a more pressing matter than speaking up against the traumatic and possibly irreparable separation of children from their parents?
Clearly, it's a topic that has become more pressing for people, whether they are consumers, or just people who like fashion, or people who are interested in the environment.
Other members of the committee, Republican and Democratic, focused on more pressing concerns like seeking to induce Mr. Mattis to endorse military programs and installations in their home state.
What happened: The world is facing some intense issues right now, but is any one of them more pressing than the fact that Friends is not on Netflix anymore?
After we have solved the more pressing challenge of climate change, we can either burn the waste as fuel in new types of reactors or bury it deep underground.
The more pressing question, though, is whether Trump and the GOP Congress will pass a bill that will prevent the Environmental Protection Agency from ever regulating carbon dioxide again.
Moore stopped by the late night talk show to promote her new film Rough Night, but there was something slightly more pressing that Fallon needed to address with the actress.
Or, should we place the emotional burden on more pressing matters closer to home, like Trump's legislative and verbal attacks on immigrants and his lack of denouncement against white supremacy?
This framing of the left as a violent force—and a more pressing threat than the far right—was trotted out by the National Rifle Association soon after Trump's inauguration.
Furthermore, balloons, drones, and thousands of satellites may not bridge the digital divide in the areas that need it most — areas that have more pressing problems than lack of internet.
Nowhere is this problem more pressing than in small businesses, health care facilities, and state and federal government institutions, which is why they are the sought-after targets of ransomware.
As Judge Thapar said (echoing Justice Antonin Scalia), deference issues are all the more pressing in criminal cases, in which courts are supposed to be vigilant about protecting defendants' liberty.
And while battles over workplace communication software may sound mundane, they reflect a larger, more pressing debate about US antitrust laws and how they should be applied to tech companies.
What's next: Increasingly sophisticated tools mean that more influence campaigns targeting companies are probably just around the corner, making the need to cull the genuine from the fake more pressing.
" Then, in August, Gwyneth Paltrow asked her followers to show concern for more pressing issues, sharing the following quote on Instagram: "Let's focus on the #PayGap Not the #thighgap #WomensEqualityDay.
The broader, more pressing -- and vexing -- problem is what to do to get us beyond the ugly ebb and flow of shooting then outrage, shooting then outrage, shooting then outrage.
But it is arguably the rehang of the new building's displays that signals the important change: it will address the more pressing issue of the museum's attitude to global artists.
Even when there were more pressing medical issues at hand—like having an abortion or delivering a baby—people were pausing to consider what they should do about their pubes.
As the leader of the world's biggest country, a nuclear power intent on asserting itself on the world stage, Mr. Putin has far more pressing concerns than Pikalevo's myriad troubles.
Taming homegrown terror and tightening gun control will be dismissed as inappropriate or unnecessary politicizing of a tragedy and quickly become secondary to more pressing issues on the administration's agenda.
The need for tweetstorms became more pressing over the years, as users continually bumped up against Twitter's 140 character count limit – a restriction Twitter recently doubled, ahead of today's launch.
But attention for disasters is fleeting, and covering recovery often takes a backseat to the more pressing news of the day, with the exception of the obligatory disaster anniversary stories.
Cummings' tenure comes as there is mounting pressure from the base, but Cummings warns there are some things that are outside the White House that may be even more pressing.
"We should also take into account that the superblock project does not seem to be a priority" for Barcelona residents, he said, suggesting that issues like unemployment were more pressing.
This allocation of resources is misguided, given Bangladesh's more pressing problems—66 percent of the country's girls are married before they reach the age of 173, and poverty is rampant.
Ever since that frivolous quest, I've frequently found myself chasing virtual big ticket items in games like Skyrim or Horizon Zero Dawn, while holding off on other more pressing missions.
This is the marker of a cultural shift with regards to how Wikipedia articles are viewed in the art world and in research in general, making our work more pressing.
While the early rounds are going on, Real Madrid will be concentrating on more pressing matters: playing in the Champions League on Wednesday and in the Spanish League on Saturday.
That may still be what happened, but it turns out there was a more pressing problem: Nvidia didn't actually get permission to keep its games on GeForce Now after launch.
There were more pressing matters at hand, including the global spread of the coronavirus and his State of the Union address on Tuesday, but he made little mention of them.
Americans ranked creating affordable health care, fighting drug addiction, making college more affordable, fixing the federal budget deficit and solving climate change all as more pressing priorities than economic inequality.
"However, I believe healthcare professionals and researchers now have the evidence to educate the public with correct information and focus on more pressing questions for effective CVD prevention," he said.
" And so, he said, people tend to look at events far in the future and tell themselves, "We can deal with these things later, we have more pressing problems now.
Many students may not enjoy the benefits of therapy until they overcome more pressing obstacles, said Katy Troester-Trate, director of the health and wellness center at Jefferson Community College.
The central bank has been eager to continue along the path of normalization and the case is made all the more pressing with the rise in stock and home prices.
The proposal came roughly a week after President Moon Jae-in said the need for dialogue with North Korea was more pressing than ever to curb Pyongyang's nuclear and missile programmes.
And it will likely take a backseat to the more pressing duty Congress has to pass a budget and raise the debt ceiling, or risk running out of money by September.
With human missions to the Moon and Mars on the books for the first time in decades, understanding how to live in the final frontier has become more pressing than ever.
Even more pressing is the possibility that YouTube's business simply cannot operate at its current scale with the human moderation required to ensure no ad is placed on an objectionable video.
Rather than immigration or the wall, most border residents, like these New Mexico ranchers, wanted to talk about their more pressing concerns, like the need for better health care and education.
With tensions escalating in areas like the Middle East, East Asia, and North Africa, the Army's need to retain and recruit more soldiers has become more pressing than in previous years.
Rather, Christopher sees a more pressing concern in Le Pen's plans to curb immigration and hinder recent French labor market reforms that make it easier to hire and lay off workers.
The more pressing worry for potential backers might be that the cider craze ends before you get the chance to impress your friends, but the mead wave is only just beginning.
I venture (as I did in a column in January) that the very problems of British Islam make it all the more pressing to draw its representatives into the country's politics.
Then he moved on, as one does when one has more pressing concerns, like bringing Daniel Radcliffe to Broadway in "The Cripple of Inishmaan," for which Grandage received a Tony nomination.
Aging suspects, most of whom deny guilt, are growing frail more than 70 years after the end of World War Two, making the race to prosecute them all the more pressing.
Some of the Fed's more hawkish members worry that if they wait to raise rates until more pressing signs of inflation happen, there's a risk of having to tighten too quickly.
Though Kushner was supposed to focus on a plan for peace between Israel and Palestine, he had evidently decided that the more pressing goal was to unite the region against Iran.
She's worried that if she puts those payments down now, and the shutdown continues, she won't be able to pay her rent and other more pressing bills in the coming months.
Advocates have been fighting for years for such accommodations, which are required by state and federal law, and the shortcomings have become more pressing as the city's homeless rolls have swelled.
There is no more pressing social need than combating environmental degradation" — adding that: "The EU should promote existing and future trusted institutions, professional bodies and ethical codes to govern this exercise.
While many gig workers have long had a contentious relationship with the companies they work for, the issue is perhaps more pressing than ever as lives are quite literally at stake.
The president's made clear that the much more pressing concern is that everyone knows his tweet claiming Dorian would impact Alabama was actually totally correct and not, in fact, extremely wrong.
"In foreign jurisdictions with stricter controls, homemade guns are quickly becoming a more pressing problem," said Dr. Tallman, who has spent the last several years studying tracing data and D.I.Y. weapons.
While the Manafort-Gates indictments suggest diving into the underside of lobbying, the electoral tampering charges directed at the Russian troll farms and hackers suggest newer and even more pressing priorities.
But he was no less insistent that the Russia investigation was a distraction from more pressing global matters — Syria, Ukraine and North Korea — and that time for punishing Russia was over.
More pressing on Tuesday is whether his support in Southern California, with its heavy Latino population, and up north, a liberal bastion for decades, can provide him with a decisive win.
I am rather skeptical of the advisability of spending significant effort analyzing each one, when so many seem either to express petulance or to divert attention from other, more pressing issues.
At least two banks in Britain have shifted staff from teams preparing for Brexit to specialist Libor taskforces in the past quarter as the issue becomes more pressing, industry sources said.
But in light of the events of Season 2, nothing feels more pressing than the relationship between Otis (Asa Butterfield) and Maeve (Emma Mackey) — except maybe Eric's (Ncuti Gatwa) love triangle.
But what's also unclear, and far more pressing, is whether the country and its institutions can survive the right's shameless pandering to the mob and its ever-shifting hunt for enemies.
Surely Homeland Security and the nation have more pressing needs than to advance tax revenues for a project that resonates with the grandiosity of the failed Trump casinos in Atlantic City.
Gene Simmons doesn't understand why the Internet can't stop talking about his preference for ice cubes in cereal ... he says folks should be worried about more pressing issues, like Vladimir Putin!!!
At least two banks in Britain have shifted staff from teams preparing for Brexit to specialist Libor taskforces in the past quarter as the issue becomes more pressing, industry sources said.
Discussions of consciousness are crucial, "but keeping your eye solely on that problem distracts you from other things that may be a lot more pressing and important and surprising," Hyun said.
A more pressing concern for riders was that the new cars broke down more often than some older ones that had been in service since the 1980s, according to authority data.
However, with Puerto Rico's legislature passing an emergency funding measure in late January just to ensure the struggling utility can keep the lights on, the matter is more pressing than ever.
The problem is made all the more pressing by the fact that roughly nine out of every 2900 households that live in public housing include minor, elderly or disabled family members.
The more pressing issue is whether he makes them take a vote exposing them next November to Democratic attacks that they failed to hand Trump the ultimate punishment for his misdeeds.
While both sides are likely to see the Russia investigation looming for different reasons, a much more pressing and long-term problem seems mostly to be escaping notice — spending and debt.
But he and Jamal hope she will now watch her words so she can move on to more pressing local issues in Congress and at home they can move on too.
Thus the pesky problem of uncontrolled federal spending is disposed of until after the 21950 election, freeing our leaders to focus on more pressing issues, and of course tweet about them.
In between more pressing tasks, my book-loving colleague Josh Katz and I would send each other links and articles and charts we would come across, scratch our heads and sigh.
This question of how to build the workplace power needed to address sexual harassment is all the more pressing in the wake of the Supreme Court's May 2018 Epic Systems Corp.
Or is the more pressing issue the massively corrupt, unequal economic and financial system that benefits the top 1 percent far more than the rest of the nation, regardless of race?
European nations are wrestling with how to handle suspected militants and their families seeking to return from combat zones, an issue made more pressing by U.S. plans to withdraw troops from Syria.
America's Voice also argued that by having these cities in place, police have the ability to focus on more pressing, serious crimes instead of spending their time arresting and detaining undocumented immigrants.
But while everybody has been talking about whether or not Antoni can cook, we've all avoided the more pressing issue: WHY THE HELL DOES ANTONI KEEP SMELLING WEIRD SHIT IN EACH EPISODE?!
Verena Rentrop and Elsie Parumog, two Nokia staff stationed on opposite sides of the world, were having a routine work chat about the company's IT processes when something more pressing came up.
The more pressing crisis facing higher education in America is not the $1.5 trillion in student debt but the dismal graduation rates, Arizona State University President Michael Crow told CNBC on Thursday.
Leslie wasn't looking for spoilers — "I don't care about that, I'm not a nerd," she said — and Harington was seemingly in the clear, until she asked him about something much more pressing.
The budget is seen as a critical test of its will to enact reforms that economists say are more pressing than ever for an economy that has suffered years of low growth.
Among the more pressing questions is how the Austin, Texas-based nonprofit, Southwest Key, went from a $31-million-a-year government contractor in 2008 to a $458 million one in 2018.
Third — and most dangerous and urgent of all — is the way in which the seductive controversy of A.I. bias, and the false allure of "solving" it, detracts from bigger, more pressing questions.
High spectrum fees, regulatory uncertainty and a lack of investment were more pressing concerns, Ekholm said, alluding to calls by the United States to ban Chinese network vendors on national security grounds.
The battle has abruptly become more pressing by what the World Health Organization has called the "explosive" spread of the mosquito-borne Zika virus through Brazil and other parts of Latin America.
The arrival of new competitors such as Tesla, and deep-pocketed tech giants intent on disrupting the transport industry such as Google, Apple and Uber, make dealmaking an even more pressing need.
For McCain, who also hoped to shepherd a major defense bill through the Senate, his political and legislative tussles could now be interrupted by the more pressing need to treat his cancer.
These epilogues not only tie off outstanding narrative questions, they also pose a deeper, more pressing set of questions about the social changes that have occurred in the decade since Homestuck began.
But a recent plunge in share prices on concerns over bad debts has made the need for mergers more pressing, with Milan's banking sector index dropping 23 percent so far this year.
They can say something about the world, they can deter players from dragging their heels on unimportant details or inspire them to related closer to a character whose situation is more pressing.
Much more pressing is the killing of Black and Hispanic men that today stands as "a fault line question in this society and about What side are people on?" as Scott said.
They're featuring a Black man as the lead"There are few things more pressing than this conversation," executive producer Sarah Gertrude Shapiro told Variety of the discussion of race in reality television.
With Japan's Yomiuri newspaper reporting on Monday that Ghosn had been arrested by Tokyo prosecutors on suspicion of under-reporting his salary, the alliance's plans for the future just got more pressing.
The EU wants to beef up the powers of ESMA to build a capital markets union, seen as a more pressing need given that the bloc's biggest market, Britain, leaves next March.
A more pressing need is for public agencies such as the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Department of Transportation to learn how both autonomous and semi-autonomous driving actually work.
As the US–Mexico border, which bisects ancestral Tohono O'odham land, becomes increasingly mired in controversy, the need to examine the casualties caused by federal border conflict becomes more pressing than ever.
That said, Kishore felt it's likely that the Modi government would initially focus on fixing the more pressing problems, including rural distress, before working to pass tough reforms to generate long-term employment.
Asked about the claim, Wallace stated the UK's traditional response of not confirming or denying questions of intelligence before suggesting the claim was wrong and that their intelligence officials had more pressing matters.
If it were the magic bullet it's alleged to be, by now we all would have seen the light, embraced it, and moved on to more pressing issues such as privacy and cybersecurity.
Modern women, by contrast, view a career as their life's purpose and assume they can squeeze marriage and family in around this otherwise more pressing endeavor – if they squeeze it in at all.
But what puzzles diplomats about the new government is how removing sanctions on Russia seems to have become such a top priority for Lega and M5S while Italy faces other, more pressing issues.
Just a day after criticizing Houston Rockets' general manager Daryl Morey as "misinformed" over a tweet supporting Hong Kong protesters, James said Tuesday he has more pressing issues to deal with at home.
Now that Turkey's military offensive has weakened Kurdish control in northeastern Syria, the question of what will happen to thousands of detained Islamic State fighters and their families is more pressing than ever.
The ban on Pakistani artists burnishes the party's appeal among voters in India's most populous state, but only serves as a minor distraction from the more pressing issue of rising cross-border terrorism.
Dustin and his friends are fans of Mr. Clarke's (Randy Havens) class, but have more pressing matters to consider at that moment – namely, the pollywog that Dustin's just discovered in his garbage can.
Others, not least in government, have a more pressing concern: a looming evaluation of Britain's anti-money-laundering progress by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), which sets global standards, expected by December.
But now that Facebook's platform has been undermined by fake news, graphic violent content, and a Kremlin-linked campaign to sow chaos ahead of the US presidential election, there are more pressing issues.
OXFORD (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Discrimination against women and girls is a more pressing global challenge than disparities in income between the rich and the poor, former U.S. president Jimmy Carter said on Tuesday.
The games treat these complaints as legitimate ones, but Blazkowicz still wins his critics over to the American cause, thanks to his own humble patriotism and the more pressing problem of literal Nazis.
After all, there are other, more pressing awkward interactions she must focus on, like the fact that her fiancé Pete Davidson just met Hillary Clinton, the inspiration behind one of his wildest tattoos.
"All of that breaks down the second you get out of those large factories, and the question of how do robots interact to the real world becomes a lot more pressing," Cavalcanti says.
Another more pressing question is just what kind of privacy implications that may have for users who often don't have the ability to easily switch from one internet or cellular provider to another.
As more employees began working from home (or cafes, bars or restaurants) the need for face-time became more pressing and the demand for remote services that could provide conferencing became more urgent.
"So, if Parliament is persuaded to review divorce law there is a far more pressing need to also review our marriage law to make it fit for our multi-faith 21st Century society."
So like I said in the first paragraph, I hate to be harsh but people need to get over it because we as a civilization have much more pressing issues to get over.
A more pressing need, though, is at second base, where the Yankees were forced to turn to the utility player Ronald Torreyes after Tyler Wade and Neil Walker got off to poor starts.
Perhaps the more pressing question about concepts like these, which are supposed to increase safety, is how they affect the driver's ability to get in and out of the car — especially after accidents.
And so far, the Trump administration's response to the opioid crisis — a regular talking point for the president on the campaign trail — has been severely lacking in those other, arguably more pressing areas.
If this theory can explain the "why" of the Warburg effect, it still leaves the more pressing question of what, exactly, sets a cell on the path to the Warburg effect and cancer.
"Under SB 4, local entities must enforce federal immigration law and must do so regardless of whether such enforcement will divert resources away from more pressing police needs," they said in court filings.
Image: Futurama, 20th Century FoxAs robots and AI start to play an increasing role in our lives, the question of how we want them to behave gets more pressing with each passing breakthrough.
Recent years have seen large-scale protests around sexual assault, racial equity, and free speech on campus as students demonstrate a need for student affairs to respond to new or more pressing needs.
Older cases might not take priority over crimes that are more recent and more pressing, but the techniques can be further honed with this case and maybe my uncle could help with that.
"She is a very private person, so it wouldn't surprise me if she told him to leave her and her work out of it and focus on more pressing matters," this person said.
There&aposs evidence to suggest that China would rather go toe to toe with the US on trade than deal with it on more pressing domestic issues — such as Xinjiang and Hong Kong.
No issue may be more pressing for the FDA than Trump's looming ban on flavored vaping products, which he announced almost two months ago but has faced considerable resistance from his conservative allies.
And while the narrowness of the ban has already raised questions about its likely effectiveness, another perhaps more pressing problem has come to the fore: Politicians get a particular exception to the rule.
Coats "spends a lot of time at the White House," and will likely try to manage the situation by redirecting attention towards more pressing threats, including North Korea and ISIS, the source continued.
Beyond these This Town matters, there's a more pressing reason why a prolonged exploration of Hunter Biden is not likely to bear fruit: The president's interest in Burisma has always been a con.
It's not just volume we have to worry about, though that in itself is troubling as you think the "leader of the free world" would have more pressing things to do than tweet.
Their plans have been poorly funded in the past by legislators who gave priority to more pressing budget needs, or who misjudged the costs of paying so many pensions as baby boomers retired.
On the left, for instance, an argument continues over whether "identity politics" — or what many of us call our basic rights — are a distraction from "economic issues," which are framed as more pressing.
It can be criticized on those grounds, but it's important to engage with the much more pressing, much more real threats to disabled people in the education budget and Trump's budget more broadly.
A spokesperson for Kirstjen Nielsen rejected the idea that the Homeland Security secretary, who reportedly came close to resigning earlier this year, had authored the piece, saying that she had more pressing concerns.
So now, as valuations soar and the need to deliver returns becomes more pressing, ride-hail companies are competing for passenger loyalty by attempting to enhance the in-car experience using ... well ... technology.
Yet more pressing is the threat to prosperity and peace posed by a possible "hard" border between the Republic and Northern Ireland, which will quit the European Union along with the rest of Britain.
On his actual first full day in office, however, President Trump reportedly had a more pressing matter: talking to the acting head of the National Park Service about a retweet that made him upset.
But less than 30 percent of women were in favor of women-only carriages in New York and London, where the time and cost of travel were seen as more pressing issues than safety.
After Khan's party member filed the petition, #PTIvsDoraemon began trending on Twitter in Pakistan, with many people wondering why the party didn't focus on more pressing issues such as child abuse, corruption and poverty.
And while this extra income is certainly nice to have, the question of work-life balance becomes a more pressing concern as one fills up their time outside of work with, well, more work.
Those efforts at making a big push towards Facebook becoming a safe space for legit journalism seem like they're...well, like they're at odds with Facebook's more pressing efforts to jumpstart its video business.
The budget is seen as a critical test of its will to enact long-stalled reforms that economists say are more pressing than ever for an economy that has suffered years of low growth.
Interest rates in Britain have begun to rise, making it more pressing to help those customers locked into variable-rate mortgages with a high rate of interest unable to shop around for cheaper deals.
Critics of both Cosby and Kelly have been made to feel guilty about tarnishing "great" Black legacies, as if advancements in television and music are more pressing than the well-being of actual humans.
Video The issue has become more pressing as Trump tweets, as he did Wednesday, that Attorney General Jeff Sessions should end special counsel Robert Mueller&aposs probe of Russian interference in the 2016 election.
Respondents also took on a question that has become more pressing lately: namely, what yield the 10-year Treasury note would have to hit for it to trigger a strong negative reaction in stocks.
Climate change risks will become even more pressing as around two-thirds of people are predicted to live in cities by 2050, with developing countries in particular poised to see their urban populations soar.
Even more pressing: As media organizations become more centralized through consolidation, security experts and safeguards get moved up the chain from the local level to far-flung city headquarters, leaving local outlets more vulnerable.
As it grows, with $117.5 million in total funding raised, The Wing will only become more central to these debates — all of which are poised to become even more pressing in 2019 and beyond.
Trump has had the luxury of largely passing over the Hawkeye State to focus on more pressing matters, as polls showed him holding a comfortable lead there for much of the last two months.
Todd: I don't think The Americans is going in for that old Hollywood chestnut of, "Your work might seem more pressing, but it's your family that needs you most," but it's in that ballpark.
The bigger goal of the Paris Agreement—avoiding the risk of a 2 degree increase—is still in reach, and even more pressing as we face the likelihood of missing our more ambitious goal.
That issue has become more pressing in light of Trump's January order, put on hold by the courts, to block entry into the United States by people from seven Muslim-majority countries and refugees.
Now, her more pressing concern is the decline of "superior" criticism and the absence of the sort of "critical infrastructure" that sustained and enlivened American literary culture in the middle of the last century.
Indeed, protecting US interests in cyberspace and countering Russia's use of grey zone military tactics are all more pressing issues than the threat of a conventional attack on US-NATO allies in Eastern Europe.
Since then, the EU has been an important part of American foreign policies, in spite of occasional lapses of focus and attention as Washington had to attend to more pressing problems around the world.
And one major reason for that is because the Parthians frequently shared an eastern border with powerful Indian imperial powers who were an even more pressing threat than the Romans ever managed to be.
The more pressing question, however, is how much further human beings can push such records, given the limitations imposed by bone structure as well as concerns for the health and safety of the lifters.
Now, 16 years later, America's debt-to-GDP ratio is much higher, and forecasts call for steadily growing deficits whether taxes are cut or not, so Snowe-esque fiscal concerns are much more pressing.
Jerry Brown's liberalism has centered on the environment (a problem he deemed more pressing than concerns about "whether or not you have the capacity to buy a second car"), women's equality and minority rights.
Kids in this age group are likely to have concerns that feel much more pressing to them than how many people have the virus or how much toilet paper is stocked in the house.
Alycia Halladay, the chief science officer at the Autism Science Foundation, called the discussion about vaccines and autism a "distraction" because money spent looking into it isn't being dedicated to more pressing research questions.
The fact that the cars needed to be replaced was clear years ago, but other more pressing problems took precedence and subway officials chose to make stopgap repairs to keep costs to a minimum.
Appearing as himself, Chris Redd lamented that this had perhaps not been the most successful Black History Month, since it had been overshadowed by more pressing news developments, like the emergence of the coronavirus.
Spieth's brother, a 6-foot-6 left-hander, intends to pursue a professional basketball career overseas, but he has a more pressing goal at the moment: take a shot on the par-3 course.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has initiated a sweeping modernisation drive across all branches of the People&aposs Liberation Army and said "the need to build up a strong navy has never been more pressing."
Shari Redstone's push to revisit a CBS merger with Viacom has become more pressing in light of Walt Disney's planned acquisition of a majority of Twenty-First Century Fox's assets, the sources told Reuters.
Dark Fate is yet another sci-fi movie attempting to warn us about the perils of automation and Big Tech without positioning technology's troubling evolutions within the context of greater and more pressing evils.
Despite the company's efforts to try and work with American firms, the more pressing issue is whether ByteDance — a company valued at $78 billion — can change people's perceptions of using a Chinese-owned app.
And since that diversity is being countered with what appears to be a growing reactionary nationalist impulse in the US and Europe, the anxiety becomes even more pressing: Can pluralism accommodate anti-pluralistic impulses?
Assad and his Iranian, Russian, and Lebanese allies made securing that border zone a top priority — more pressing even than retaking northern territory from groups like the Islamic State and al-Qaeda's Nusra Front.
But perhaps the more pressing question for Hillary Clinton is whether liberals, who since the 1990s have become much more sympathetic to the claims of sexual assault victims, will make an issue of it, too.
If it fails to reach a deal, however, the need would be more pressing and there would additionally need to be a Financial Services Bill, which gives Britain powers to implement EU financial services regulations.
Convincing European governments to invest in Indonesian infrastructure has likely been at the top of President Joko Widodo's mind as he tours the region this week, but his counterparts may have a more pressing concern.
We have all probably put the bizarre 2016 reports of clown sightings out of our minds — either by forcibly putting it out of our minds or simply by becoming distracted with more pressing current events.
Meanwhile, I kept taking on new responsibilities and sacrificing the parts of my job that I loved (not to mention the outside projects my day job sustained) because I had more pressing tasks to do.
While we have heard similar stories recently, such as Trump's possible shift on ObamaCare, student debt is a far more pressing issue for millennials and is one that saw minimal airtime during the presidential debates.
The White House is sending out mixed signals on how it wants to handle Puerto Rico's $74 billion in municipal debt, which has become an even more pressing issue in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
A supply response may be building at the mine level, but tightness in the refined metal market remains the more pressing price driver, particularly for those holding short positions on the London Metal Exchange (LME).
President Donald Trump's agreement with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un allows the market to focus on more pressing issues such as the Federal Reserve's policy meeting, economist Mohamed El-Erian told CNBC on Tuesday.
Noise, for her, strikes an existential note, whereas Krasinski, working in the groove of a genre, with surprises to spring, gives the Abbotts something more pressing to fret about than the state of their souls.
As cybersecurity issues become more pressing, increasing citizen participation in core tech fields will help solve security challenges where national security clearances are often required and guest workers on H-1B visas cannot be used.
But now that the questions of who the White Walkers are, what they're capable of, and what they want are more pressing than ever, it's fascinating to consider this major cut from the Cushing script.
Climate change, and the environment as a whole, has always taken a backseat to more pressing economic and social justice issues—which, for what it's worth, were also largely ignored this year—and that's fine.
In meetings between President Obama and President Xi Jinping of China, it has typically come up after half a dozen more pressing issues, like trade, cyberattacks and Beijing's aggressive moves in the South China Sea.
In an interview, he said the project was halted temporarily while workers helped in Paris with more pressing needs, such as protecting Notre-Dame's famous gargoyles, some of which had been damaged in the fire.
The long-term goal, the parties said, is to develop and promote soccer; the more pressing one is to improve the standard of the Saudi national team ahead of this summer's World Cup in Russia.
Mohamad Amar Nik Abdullah, Kelantan's deputy chief minister and vice president of the Malaysian Islamic Party, stressed that child marriage was legal in Islam and said the country had more pressing social issues to address.
We discussed what she meant by that, and arguably an even more pressing question: How can we acknowledge this reality in a way that doesn't reinforce it or turn it into a self-fulfilling prophecy?
The particulars of the governor's record — or any of the other more pressing news matters of the day — did not seem to concern Mr. Trump as he spoke for nearly an hour and a half.
Earlier this year, SASC Chairman John McCain, a Republican representing Arizona, called member hesitation to revisit base closings "cowardice" because he believes it provides money being wasted that could go to more pressing defense needs.
Even more pressing for Europe is the fate of its Kurdish ally and a potential resurgence of Islamic State militants, which the Europeans are especially sensitive to after several major deadly attacks in the bloc.
Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, said the more pressing issue was who disclosed classified information about Mr. Trump's advisers to journalists, suggesting that they might have been former members of the Obama administration.
With the U.S. Congress unable to pass laws on issues more pressing than financial deregulation, analysts said uncertainty around U.S. polices including trade, taxes and spending may weigh on the economy in the near term.
Aides said his comments were intended to calm the nerves of Democrats who were worried about the strength of their historically large field, but Mr. Obama ended up reinforcing some of their more pressing concerns.
The more pressing policy question for local authorities dealing with MS-13 is the Trump administration's immigration crackdown — and what that means for law enforcement efforts in the immigrant communities where MS-13 is entrenched.
In fact, between talking about haircuts and cold waves — a technique being taught to perm hair that uses a cold chemical wash over rollers — many took the opportunity to share their more-pressing concerns with us.
Rome's new mayor, Virginia Raggi, said on Wednesday that the city has more pressing ways to spend money and that staging the Games would bury the Italian capital under mountains of debt and tonnes of cement.
US President Donald Trump, China's Xi Jinping, India's Narendra Modi, France's Emmanuel Macron and Great Britain's Theresa May were no shows at this gathering of global movers and shakers, occupied with more pressing matters at home.
Francis said there were far more pressing issues in Africa, such as poverty and exploitation, to be concerned about and that only when those problems were resolved should questions about condoms and AIDS take center stage.
His appeal was made even more pressing as anxiety grew in South Sudan that Thursday's coup in neighboring Sudan might put at risk the fragile peace deal that ended South Sudan's brutal five-year civil war.
Iraqi officials, struggling to form a new government months after May parliamentary elections, now have an even more pressing concern: persuading the Trump administration to waive sanctions that could deprive Iraq of 40% of its electricity.
He tried to focus, therefore, on more pressing economic problems: the fact, in particular, that the country's vast petro-wealth was being squandered on private enrichment, not schools, medium-size enterprises and proper gathering of statistics.
But while Mary and Lucifer (and hopefully some old friends) are dealing with the drama of the alternate timeline, Sam and Dean have to deal with the more pressing concern of what to do with Jack.
In Tuesday's edition of the right-wing Daily Mail, the first election story did not appear until page 12 (stories on misshapen asparagus and the contents of Catherine Zeta-Jones's bathroom cabinet were more pressing issues).
While most Chinese firms are overwhelmingly held by onshore investors, the question of foreign stock ownership could become more pressing as global index publishers start including Chinese mid- and small-cap stocks into their global benchmarks.
To be honest, there are perhaps more pressing questions at hand, like why we haven't found any sign of dark matter yet and whether that's because we're wrong about some element of the laws of physics.
While the world had its attention turned to more pressing matters and the royal family welcomed new additions, vintners tended the grapes, which are a combination of Champagne varieties, including Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier.
These divisions reflect that rights advocates in Africa and Asia have focused on more pressing issues, such as fighting discrimination against gays rather than promoting acceptance of same-sex marriage, said study co-author Aengus Carroll.
The same can't be said for humans, which have to worry about more pressing apocalyptic scenarios like nuclear war, AI armageddon, overpopulation, or cataclysmic climate change, and other species, which mainly have to worry about humans.
Over-legislation. "Given the issues that Honolulu faces, such as homelessness and our rail project having a $3 billion deficit, there are more pressing matters that I'd prefer for us to focus on," Martin told CNN.
Longtime residents welcome this year's new measures, but some hope officials soon turn their attention to what they see as a more pressing issue: controlling the seal population that's drawing the sharks in the first place.
Here's a full rundown of potential Zika concerns in Brazil (with the strong caveat that the odds of people contracting or spreading the virus there are low!) and other more pressing health threats facing the games.
LONDON (Reuters) - Tucked away in the leafy Cotswold hills, English fourth-tier club Forest Green Rovers rarely make sporting headlines, but have become unlikely trailblazers for something more pressing than three points on a Saturday afternoon.
Over the objections of political rivals, the president's term in office has been extended indefinitely due to the fight against IS. Many believe his call for a referendum was timed to distract from more pressing problems.
As the public starts to catch on to the other email scandal, the question will be more and more pressing: Is a deeply ingrained habit of secrecy what we want, and need, in America's top diplomat?
Rebel commanders expect bombing civilian populations will become a more pressing military priority to crush insurgents, as Russia and its allies become increasingly mired in a campaign that has been costly, with no significant territorial gains.
The fact of the matter is the Texas's elected officials have more pressing issues at present, and they want to make sure they are not tethered to a failing high-speed rail project in the future.
In other words, Emperor Akihito may be hoping to raise another constitutional issue, and one more pressing than the others: Because of his age and who he is, it would have to be taken up first.
The program's expiration in September means some states have begun running out of funds, and some parents have received word their benefits could end soon, making reauthorizing the program, which enjoys wide bipartisan support, more pressing.
Several students pointed out that, regardless of their opinions on the fate of the statues, Staten Island (and New York at large) has more pressing issues to deal with, particularly the problems of housing and homelessness.
In the months since, however, there has been a growing realization that diplomacy with China — including Mr. Trump's very public efforts to build a personal relationship with Mr. Xi — would be the administration's more pressing priority.
"The more we understand about other solar systems, the more pressing it becomes to sort of go back to our solar system and look for an analog," planetary scientist Emily Martin told Axios in an interview.
More pressing are decisions to be made about the current roster — whom to subtract and whom to possibly add — and leading that effort will be Steve Mills, who remains on board as the Knicks' general manager.
But what is evident now is that the European Union wants Britain to leave already, so it can move on to more pressing issues, from migration and enlargement to the contentious post-Brexit seven-year budget.
The problem has become more pressing since the introduction last year of Facebook Live, a service that allows any of Facebook's 1.9 billion monthly users to broadcast video, which has been marred by some violent scenes.
European nations are wrestling with how to deal with hundreds of suspected militants and their families seeking to return from the combat zone, an issue made more pressing by U.S. plans to withdraw troops from Syria.
Still, despite their delight about the renaming, many students hope that the university will continue to move beyond symbolism to address more pressing issues of racial inequality on campus, like the dearth of black faculty members.
Earlier this year, Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain, Republican of Arizona, called member hesitation to revisit base closings "cowardice" because he believes it provides money being wasted that could go to more pressing defense needs.
"If there were worldwide ban deepfakes I'll stop making them, but that won't happen, we have more pressing issues on our hand than this because even without fakes/fake news people get manipulated everyday," they said.
Limpongpan initially wanted to build jewelry-making schools in the Mae Hong Son province, where silversmithing and craft making is part of the Karen people's traditional lifestyle, but quickly realized the communities had more pressing needs.
Another source familiar with administration discussions said the meeting had been made more pressing and more difficult by the mixed signals about the withdrawal, possibly making foreign officials reluctant to attend until there is greater clarity.
The rise in Catholic mergers is making this a more pressing question for pregnant people, people who don't want to get pregnant, and members of the LGBTQ community who can be caught up in such policies.
While discussions about the reforms are continuing, they have been usurped by more pressing concerns about finishing the current club seasons, which had been scheduled to end in May, in time for the quadrennial European championship.
Even as tech titans from Bill Gates to Pierre Omidyar to Marc Benioff give away incomprehensible sums—and perhaps because of it—the question of how tech can best approach philanthropy has become ever more pressing. Google.
BAGRAM AIRFIELD, Afghanistan (Reuters) - As the Trump administration debates war strategy in Afghanistan, this Afghan pilot in the U.S.-backed Afghan Air Force has more pressing concerns: He's worried the Taliban may kidnap or kill his family.
Nightclub impresarios and museum directors alike wondered when the crowds would return, a concern made even more pressing by memories of the attacks a year ago Thursday at the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo and a kosher grocery.
I hope that with the Mueller inquiry behind us and Trump himself likely in the clear of donning an orange jumpsuit as "Putin's puppet," our conversations will drift instead to the more pressing issues our country faces.
Now that we're a week away from the big reveal, however, those projected costs are all the more pressing, since we're finally closer to getting a shot to put down the cash for one of our own.  
Raggi's anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, which took control of Rome in June following a landslide victory in local elections, had repeatedly flagged its opposition to hosting the Games, arguing that the city had more pressing concerns.
It's a task made even more pressing thanks to the picture-perfect golf diplomacy that was on display in Florida in February when Trump played two rounds with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan, China's historical archrival.
The EU's executive European Commission set out its latest plans for a "capital markets union" (CMU), a project initially focused on reducing heavy reliance of company funding on bank loans, but now made more pressing by Brexit.
Six out of ten respondents to the survey, commissioned by the Global Challenges Foundation, said the dangers had increased, with conflict and nuclear or chemical weapons seen as more pressing risks than population growth or climate change.
The EU's executive European Commission set out its latest plans for a 'capital markets union' (CMU), a project initially focused on reducing heavy reliance of company funding on bank loans, but now made more pressing by Brexit.
The hazy picture of culpability, where those who develop exploits may be several steps removed from those who deploy them, becomes even more pressing as journalists and activists continue to be targeted with products from surveillance companies.
More pressing, the loss dropped the Yankees to 22008-2500 as they consolidated their position in last place in the American League East, while the streaking Red Sox vaulted into first in the first game of May.
Debates on how to manage property rights in the world's informal settlements are becoming ever more pressing, as millions of people move into cities from rural areas every year and many end up in fast-growing slums.
I've always hated the feeling of sweat-stained armpits, and since shifting my ride to work from my air-conditioned car in Michigan to an MTA-sponsored sauna in NYC, it's been a much more pressing issue.
While high inflation is often seen as the greater threat, in the last few years economists have viewed too-low inflation — which can discourage spending and investment and make debts more onerous — as the more pressing concern.
The party focuses on more abstract, esoteric issues like the crowd-sourced constitution, critics say, when most voters are interested in more pressing topics like rising housing prices, student debt, pensions and the effects of climate change.
As more and more people begin to play Pokémon Go, though, adjusting or removing the locations of some gyms and PokéStops will only become a more pressing issue for Nintendo and Niantic in the weeks to come.
Drug prices directly affect consumers, making it a more pressing concern for voters than debates over the structure of the healthcare system, said Robert Blendon, a political scientist at Harvard University who researches public opinion on healthcare.
It's not for nothing that one of the more pressing questions to emerge from the night was why Lorde, an Album of the Year nominee, didn't get to perform, while someone like Sting appeared onstage multiple times.
"Clearly, the flu poses the bigger and more pressing peril; a handful of cases of the new respiratory illness have been reported in the United States, none of them fatal or apparently even life-threatening," Lenny notes.
Nationwide, infection control has "become a more pressing concern" in recent years and has consistently been among the most common citations for nursing homes, topping the list from 2010 to 2014, according to a 2015 CMS report.
As the politics around climate change inevitably become more pressing, the case for a large-scale subordination of private capital to public priorities — a demand that is at the heart of the political left — will only strengthen.
Public anger toward him faded to weariness as Egyptians turned to more pressing matters: Mr. Sisi's harsh crackdown on his opponents, the emerging war against Islamic State militants in the Sinai Peninsula and a growing economic crisis.
So even when an agreement is reached and money is set aside for initial work, like designs and engineering, a project can be stopped if financing dries up or needs to be directed to more pressing issues.
The Times reported that the difference in opinion between Lachlan and James became more acute after Rupert nearly died last year following a fall on Lachlan's yacht, leaving control of his media empire a more pressing matter.
Obviously she didn't win, but it was a huge landmark for gender equality Following the Women's March in January -- the largest ever single-day march in U.S. history -- the fight for gender equality has become more pressing.
The status of Kendall and Harry Styles' relationship (or lack thereof) can help entertain us, but we know now, more than ever, that there are many more pressing things than the relationship status of two A-list twentysomethings.
DeVito hasn't responded to the outpouring of love and support by Pokémon fans who are left devastated by his lack of presence in the film, but perhaps that's because he has more pressing online matters to attend to.
The issue has become even more pressing just two months before the European Commission is due to wrap up its antitrust review of the deal now that Britain has said it plans to leave the European single market.
And the constant debate around that singular aspect has distracted from a much more pressing issue: how the US can expand its use of technology for screening and enforcement at the border without overstepping already strained privacy rights.
Still, the more pressing short-term challenge is whether the newly formed government can implement credible and coherent economic policies that increase confidence in the country's basic economic stability, a prerequisite to alleviating the country's ongoing refinancing risks.
This year, in Civ 6, I'm learning new words again with the concept of suzerainty over city-states, but more importantly I'm reminded of a timeless life lesson that's more pressing today than ever: greed leads to unhappiness.
Eventually, self-teaching systems will be used to solve more pressing problems, such as protein folding to conjure up new medicines and biotechnologies, figuring out ways to reduce energy consumption, or when we need to design new materials.
The news removes a worry for Wall Street and can help the administration focus on more pressing issues for the market, such as striking a trade deal with China or even working with Democrats on an infrastructure plan.
Of course, it is solid myth at Foggy Bottom, which has yet to publicly acknowledge that most regional Arab parties to the dispute, recognizing that necessity is the mother of invention, have moved on to more pressing issues.
Concerns that Trump is too close to Russian President Vladimir Putin, whom the West has sought to isolate for annexing Crimea from Ukraine in 2014, made Tillerson's expected visit to Brussels all the more pressing, European allies said.
Suddenly, the files you've been meaning to organize, the photos you've been meaning to digitize, the hosta plants you've been meaning to separate, and the reading lists you've been meaning to get to seem a little more pressing.
More pressing than Hamburg's weather, Ms. Crain said, was the snow and rain in cities to the north, such as Yankton, S.D. When precipitation hits those areas hard, it swells the Missouri River and flows down into Hamburg.
This is even more pressing in the aftermath of Mr. Trump's shameful statement on Saudi Arabia last week that signaled that American foreign policy is for sale and that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman can act with impunity.
Musburger says the N.F.L. should drop its opposition to gambling and start addressing more pressing problems like anthem protests and players' head injuries, which are contributing to lower television ratings and a decline in participation in youth football.
And in the face of much more pressing material concerns, it's true that a fair number of Native people might not care much, either, which is a sentiment I've heard from members of my own family and tribe.
While increased competition in a saturated market is certainly a challenge for the likes of SoulCycle and Flywheel, perhaps their more pressing foe is the rise of the on-demand, at-home bicycle movement — or, more specifically, Peloton.
A downturn in Hong Kong stocks, as thousands of demonstrators protested against a proposed extradition bill, added to a cautious mood as investors fretted over more pressing concerns around global growth and an escalating U.S.-China trade war.
Several pro-EU campaigners say the need for a second referendum has become more pressing because public opinion is showing some signs of turning against Brexit as the difficulty of negotiations to leave the bloc becomes increasingly clear.
Despite the counter-productive efforts of the country it belongs to, Puerto Rico is helping itself and getting organized on its own, and the question of its statehood — or even more radically, independence — is becoming more and more pressing.
"There are much more pressing matters from the point of view of bilateral relations that will of course be examined in the first instance," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on a conference call when asked about the matter.
But for Turkey to halt the flow of migrants to Europe will require a major redeployment of its security apparatus to shut down a lucrative people-smuggling business at a time when President Tayyip Erdogan has more pressing priorities.
In Italy, the situation is more pressing, with parties that back the country's exit from the eurozone -- ranging from the far-right Lega Nord to the catch-all populism of the Five Star Movement -- attracting more and more attention.
Rutte on Friday backed expanding the responsibilities of the bailout fund, but said it must remain government-controlled, and that strengthening the banking sector was a more pressing need than any new additions to the euro zone set-up.

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