Or the subsequent divorce, which made my job search that much more urgent.
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So the real question, then -- one made much more urgent by the prospect of the Supreme Court scuttling the current guideline system -- is how to channel and allocate sentencing discretion, recognizing that there is no way to eliminate it.
At the very least it becomes very much less of an urgent problem.
While the majority of patients categorised as urgent are seen very quickly, half of all cancer patients, whose cases are described as non-urgent can wait much longer.
Twenty years later, that cultural ghetto is much diminished, and the urgent questions of yesteryear about the gay marginalization vs. mainstreaming have retreated with a long, withdrawing roar.
Every assignment was urgent and mainly focused on how much you could provide for whom and how fast.
One of the most urgent ones, to which UNESCO has given much attention, is the safety of journalists, mentioned in the chapter about Iraq.
"There has been some very good progress to date but much of the legacy still hangs in the balance and urgent and sustained action is necessary to ensure that London does not fail, " she told peers.
If ever there was an example of an imminent, urgent humanitarian danger, we believed that this was very much -- was very much in line with that.
But these tussles are much less exuberant than they are in America, where debates over religion are more urgent and intimate.
Too often executives are blindsided by problems that were swept under the rug so much so that the rug begins to have topography full of bigger problems that need urgent attention.
But given the decrepitude of much of its existing water infrastructure, and its profligate ways with water, its more urgent priorities are to repair and reform.
The maps are in urgent need of updating and the chronology is confusing - perhaps the result of attempting too much over a vast territory.
The Libyan government is aware of the urgent need to better control its borders, but they are long and desolate -- and much of Libya's air force was destroyed during the revolution.
More generally, a combination of the new Backbench Business Committee facilitating debates on subjects MPs want to talk about, and the Speaker allowing many more urgent questions - and, memorably, the emergency debate on phone hacking - have created a much more vibrant Commons.
But the truth is that if you are able to learn the mechanics, and develop the ability to respond rapidly, comfortably, and instinctively to the urgent but often predictable crises that unexpectedly develop on the wards, you are then able to devote much greater attention to the needs and fears of the patient you are treating.
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The United Nations is prepared to send "urgent humanitarian assistance, " Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said, adding he is "very much alarmed by the incoming news" that the government anticipates the count of those killed in Friday's cyclone will top 10, 000.
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