Sentence examples for Imperative now from inspiring English sources
The imperative now is to face down Mr Kim.
The only palliative to the bitterness of experience is a therapeutic imperative: "Now you grow".
For her, the imperative now is to get more SNP MPs elected to Westminster next May.
Health care reform is a fiscal imperative now, not just a moral imperative".
It's imperative now to finish the job, use every military, diplomatic and economic pressure to oust Qaddafi.
It is imperative, now more than ever before, that we exercise that power with humility and respect.
"It has become one of our top imperatives now to address dark circles," said Tom Mammone, the executive director of research and development for Clinique.
So keeping taxes low for the middle class is imperative for now.
A century on, the political and economic imperative is now to keep Britain in, not out.
To incentivise debate, and make it popular, is imperative right now.
Ken Capstick (The lies binding Hillsborough to Orgreave, 6 May) speaks eloquently of connections between the two events and the imperative that, now truth is established over Hillsborough, we need the truth over Orgreave.
