21.   McVeigh had more pressing matters to tend to.

22.   Navy, however, poses a more pressing matter.

23.   Nelson has more pressing matters to tend to.

24.   Of course, not all agencies consider the issue of defining themselves to be such a pressing matter.

25.   Perhaps you want to buy a prescription drug or consult a physician about a pressing medical matter without ever having to leave your home.

26.   Pressing matters await Mrs. McCarthy.

27.   Roads, he believes, are the more pressing matter for the Legislature to deal with.

28.   The Defense Ministry has more pressing matters on its mind than decaying nuclear facilities.

29.   The outpouring was all the more striking because Bush has yet to stake out public stands on pressing matters that his rivals are already debating.

30.   Then the credits rolled, and the conversation turned to more pressing matters.