1.   The question of vermin is a very pressing one in all the small houses.

2.   For some, the issue of whether bin Laden did or did not coordinate the attacks was no longer a pressing one.

3.   She added that she was not saying it was a bad project but that it was simply not the most pressing one.

4.   The issues the Baptist congress will deal with are the most pressing ones facing African-American Christians of all denominations, Barnwell said.

5.   The question is a pressing one, as a new generation of vodkas washes over the United States in a fruit-filled tidal wave.

6.   The question of what really works to reduce spoiled ballots and long lines is a pressing one, because the promise of better technology has faded somewhat.

7.   The question is a pressing one, as a new generation of vodka washes over the land in a fruit-filled tidal wave.

8.   This is an important subject, and a pressing one, as Al Gore, George W. Bush and the rest ready their runs to succeed Clinton.

9.   With Angola still very much at war and Congo and Sierra Leone both far from lasting peace, the issue remains a pressing one.

10.   But Russian space officials maintain that the problem is not a pressing one.