Before that, though, there was more pressing business to address.

Thankfully she's diverted by the more pressing business of choosing a room.

Let's face it, they've got the time, the space, no other pressing business and a captive audience behind the goals.

Let's hope that helped to focus parliamentarians' minds for the pressing business of the week ahead.

But unfortunately he has pressing business elsewhere.

Redirecting resources to prevent this happening should be a pressing priority for government and councils.

Eagles chiefs have now made tying down the winger longterm a pressing priority.

First, however, we have an immediate and pressing priority.

However, the most pressing priorities are pace on the wings and creative nous in their midfield.

Economists have already turned their attention back to the more pressing question of when interest rates will rise.

But this pressing question - the wisdom of proclaiming our existence to other inhabitants of the cosmos, of whom we know nothing - refuses to go away.

A pressing question: what shoes do you wear?

What are the implications for the pressing question of how we pay for our old age?

But what of the really pressing question: just how long before we can expect to be chauffeured around in driverless cars?

But the most pressing task was to install a studio.

The drill seemed the perfect tool for a pressing task to hand: to put up shelves in the cellar.

It made him a small part of the chilling street crime statistics that are his most pressing task.

She argues that 'defining form remains a pressing task for twenty-first century critics and scholars'.

Therefore, the field of bioinformatics has evolved such that the most pressing task now involves the analysis and interpretation of various types of data.