urgency *

Now I want to see a sense of urgency to get things done.

And yet many of them feel a particular urgency about their work.

But few students seemed to have any sense of urgency.

If anything, I felt an urgency to make up for lost time.

The urgency is great, and has been for a while.

The urgency in his voice left no room for questions.

Not in the least, but he did understand her urgency.

But Government officials do not seem to feel any particular sense of urgency.

Yet the four of them were united by their urgency.

He wanted her with an urgency he'd never known before.

You must make them believe us and in the urgency of the case.

The urgency in his voice made him sound small and far away.

Her workers seemed to have the same sense of urgency.

Certainly, by the time the new government took office last month, the issue had taken on urgency.

Most of the work has held its force, urgency and power well over the years.

I am sure you would want to report as a matter of some urgency.

We call, as a matter of urgency, for very strong action to be taken.

However, word has just come to him which may have a certain interest and perhaps urgency.

But we felt a special urgency to try to do what he had asked.

I think it will give us a sense of urgency.

The urgency of the early days has passed, they say.

And yet there's still no sense of urgency within the Bush administration.

The sense of urgency has built within the Bush administration as well.

The second step must be taken as a matter of urgency.

This needs to be done as a matter of urgency.