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there's no urgency

There was no urgency to get where they were going.

That is the bad part of life, but without death there would be no urgency.

No urgency to push them, like running for their lives.

For that reason, Scott saw no urgency to make a deal.

No urgency, probably, but check that people on the island know what's coming to them.

They already shared more than he had ever known with any other woman, and for the rest, there was no urgency.

She sounded as if there were no urgency at all.

There's no urgency to get back to the center because you're talking to an audience that knows the team well.

Even if they were bent upon some particular course, there was no urgency.

There was no urgency about Mary's getting the girls better things to eat.

There is, in fact, no urgency because the money would be released for August.

There was no urgency in his voice and I understood the lack of it.

There was no urgency on the man's part for food or warmth to keep himself alive.

But he added that there was "no urgency" to the sale.

But when I told him that it happened a week ago, he seemed to feel there was no urgency."

So, said Michael, "there's no urgency because of the big contract and the dollars that would be involved."

"There's no urgency or call to action from incentives anymore."

He said there was no urgency to move them.

If there is no urgency, however, one might be a bit more conservative."

"There is no urgency of doing the best, because these people are well taken care of."

But you will concede that there is no urgency about paying it to her.

But with a gesture, I assured him there was no urgency to my visit.

And Japanese companies feel no urgency to explain their expansion policies to the world.

Somehow what she said held no urgency for him.

Without a pick in the draft, there is no urgency on our part."