more urgent

The need for increased community policing is more urgent than ever before.

Assimilation was more urgent that it may have been for other immigrants.

And, if anything, it is all the more urgent as Islamic extremism appears to be increasing in size and virulence.

With luck, Putin and the pope will have far more urgent matters than that on their agenda to discuss.

The past suddenly barged into my well-ordered American life and seemed more urgent than the present.

For Members opposite interest in Peterhead Harbour growing keener and more urgent.

There is nothing more urgent for them to do than to deprive themselves ascetically of all coloristic means of expression.

He and I set off again for Passy, by train this time, as our need was more urgent.

We shall deal with it later on, however, in a more urgent connexion.

Before Barney or his companions could recover from their surprise, they had other and more urgent matters to think about.