urgency

Preposition: of

• situation: Do you see the urgency of the whole situation?
• matter: He tells you, that the matter with which he is charged, has all the urgency of a matter in hand.
• task: Even scaling up best practice is unlikely to meet the urgency of the tasks.
• threat: Thus, the whole case for war - the urgency of the threat - falls apart.
• moment: It would be fatal for the nation to overlook the urgency of the moment and to underestimate the determination of the Negro.
• repair: Failure to recognize the urgency of repairs led to delays where prompt action would have saved money or prevented the problem getting worse.

Converse of object

• underline: This underlines the urgency of the need for effective advice and procedures for withdrawal.
• inject: The gathering was widely seen as a missed opportunity to inject the necessary urgency, fresh momentum and political will into the process.
• emphasize: The potentialities of aerial warfare and the extreme vulnerability of non-combatants to its attacks tend to emphasize the urgency of agreements of this nature.
• lend: The study was greeted as lending urgency to calls for reforms of the library service.
• convey: How can we convey the urgency of moving quickly?
• perceive: They could identify to the controller the perceived urgency of a call.

Adjective modifier

• utmost: For any enquires please feel free to contact us, we will deal with your inquiry with the utmost urgency.
• urinary: Studies support Prelief's efficiency in reducing bladder pain and urinary urgency when used in the diets of interstitial cystitis ( IC ) sufferers.
• extreme: Legislation of the type discussed later is a matter of extreme urgency.
• added: However, exposure to asbestos presents an added urgency for routine appointments.
• desperate: It can be frightening to yearn for a child, and it is hard to fathom the desperate urgency that comes with.. .
• sufficient: Was the matter put to the section 4 committees with sufficient urgency?

Modifies a noun

procedure: The final response will be agreed through urgency procedures.

Noun used with modifier

time: Type b Low levels of competitiveness, time urgency and hostility.