91.   His most pressing problem seems to be how to send his batting order.

92.   Japanese banks may simply be too distracted by more pressing problems, such as massive bad loans and the economic slowdown, the report said.

93.   Kiriyenko, he said, must be confirmed to address these pressing problems.

94.   Lack of power is the most pressing problem.

95.   Lebed, speaking through an interperter, said that NATO should restructure its mission to combat more pressing problems such as international terrorism and the drug trade.

96.   Prepackaged meat solves another pressing problem for grocery stores -- a shortage of butchers, according to Flickinger, the food-industry consultant in Westport, Conn.

97.   Presidential candidates from both parties have made the issue a centerpiece of their campaigns, and polls indicate that people believe it is a pressing problem.

98.   Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Grigory Karasin said that the agreement reflected that drug trafficking had become a pressing global problem.

99.   SENTENCE BOLD - Apart from the need for mechanization, irrigation is the most pressing problem.

100.   So much so that Luzon confesses he will be completely satisfied if he can just sow the seeds for solving the most pressing problems during his tenure.