31.   There is also the pressing matter of educating the future work force.

32.   This is the most pressing matter facing the organization, a decision that must be made after the cloud of disappointment gives way to clarity.

33.   Today a more pressing matter is the fickle finger of fate that seems pointed at Bledsoe and his Patriots.

34.   Arena has more pressing matters.

35.   Hariri contends the plan is distracting the government from more pressing matters, including a yawning budget deficit.

36.   Kelly had more pressing matters when he got to the first tee on Friday.

37.   Linda, a poor Indonesian of Chinese descent, said she did not care about the new President because she had more pressing matters to think about.

38.   Robinson said fewer people would leave if the government would deal with pressing matters such as housing for thousands displaced by the volcano.

39.   The body could then tackle quickly such pressing matters as improving security of key Internet infrastructure.

40.   The establishment of a separate institution to address these pressing matters could help, but it could also create additional red tape and eat up funds.