Synonyms for time-sensitive
time-sen·si·tive

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1. List of paraphrases for "time-sensitive":

   perishable, time-bound, urgent

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1. Stephen Vladeck:

   The idea behind these authorities is that the President is better situated to make those kinds of determinations than Congress, especially when they're time-sensitive, so I think the President's conduct may well be within the letter of the law here. But, as with the National Emergencies Act, I very much doubt this kind of exercise of the authority conferred by the statute is what Congress had in mind.

2. Brian Fitzpatrick:

   We simply cannot outsource our public safetyand national security to foreign nations, we must reconstitute our health care and public safety supply chain back to the United States. Medical products, protective equipment, pharmaceuticals, emergency response equipment and all other critical items and materials needed to respond to a national emergency must be produced domestically for domestic consumption, especially during a critical, time-sensitive crisis.

3. Ted Cruz:

   Every week is important, but? this one is especially important given the time-sensitive nature of conservatives rallying around Ted, it's going to be key that he wins some of these winner-take-all primaries to slow Trump down, but I think this week can be the week that happens.

4. Brett Kavanaugh:

   But when individuals provide fabricated allegations to The Senate Judiciary Committee, diverting The Senate Judiciary Committee resources during time-sensitive investigations, The Senate Judiciary Committee materially impedes our work.

5. Whitney Bowe:

   [ Melanoma ] is a very time-sensitive diagnosis — every single day that passes by counts. So if an app tells you ‘ Hey you don’t need to worry about that mole,' and yet it’s actually an evolving melanoma, that can mean the difference between life and death.