Sentence examples for Most imperative from inspiring English sources

Most imperative among these are the SSR markers, ESTs and a saturated linkage map.

For artists, the most imperative, and contested, numbers are Spotify's royalty rates.

With secrecy no longer purchasable, the diocese would in bankruptcy be resorting to a Dickensian world of dry, drawn-out litigation inviting limited disclosure and an air of drowsiness to descend on what should be the most imperative concern of the soul, the abuse of innocent youngsters by their spiritual guides.

It happened Wednesday one minute into added time, as midfielder Landon Donovan, the team's best player, delivered in its most imperative moment, starting a counterattack, then stabbing a rebound into the net for a victory that was the most dramatic and important ever achieved by the United States soccer team.

Thresholding technique is one of the most imperative practices to accomplish image segmentation.

In this situation, the most imperative aspects of logistics performance are logistics costs and reliability of supply chains.

The most basic imperative is not to publish articles that would put actual soldiers' lives at risk.

But for most, the imperative was to be seen as doing something about the recovering, but still anemic, job market.

"And yet he screwed up when it came to the most simple imperative – to look after the thing that's closest to you.

Though a journey to the stars is fraught with peril and hardship, it remains humanity's most noble imperative: Per ardua ad astra (through adversity to the stars).

But by Tuesday, when the President finally faced the cameras, his most immediate imperative was to clean up the mess of "messaging" that he and his spokespeople have been busily creating in a ceaseless flurry of statements, interviews, off-hand remarks, and half-retractions.