Sentence examples for a more imperative from inspiring English sources
In a more imperative tone, he said, "Get in.
The answer to which assessment model might be best is still very much in flux, but it's a much more imperative problem now.
The Department of Environmental Conservation comes off as a little more imperative.
They render their common fate as pregnant teenagers without a man's support more imperative than political allegiance in a time of war.
That is the context in which a college education is so much more imperative than a code academy.
The more he thought about the worst possible scenario — emigrating and leaving a child behind — the more imperative emigration began to feel.
While such bluster may be more imperative in a trade that demands a greater degree of self-promotion than any other, it's a superlative that Serena has managed to realize more comprehensively – and with inestimably finer tact.
The South Africa victory has made an England win even more imperative for Ashley Giles and co.
The rise of mobile usage has hugely fueled this mentality — making it even more imperative for a digital service to be hyper simple to set up and use.
Inoculation of crop with plant growth promoting bacteria (PGPB) is becoming more imperative as an alternative to mitigate abiotic stresses (i.e., salinity) since PGPB have been reported to overcome stress effects.
This made achieving a licence at that time even more imperative, and also symbolic.
