Sentence examples for a new imperative from inspiring English sources

The collapsing economy provided a new imperative: saving money.

There is a new imperative to look busy in public, to be texting, talking to someone on the phone and to be checking e-mail (preferably all at the same time).

Healthwatch expressed the hope that "the power of people's stories will bring a new imperative for change and drive health and social care agencies nationally and locally to ensure they get discharge right".

As even household appliances begin to be wired into the Internet and many of our most personal thoughts and associations are now shared with the computer, the issue has taken on a new imperative and is being debated on a global scale.

This creates a new imperative for U.S. scientists and engineers to engage in public policy.

This creates a new imperative to understand teenage pregnancy and the pattern of high risk sexual activity of which it is one consequence.

The first new imperative represents a return to the fundamental principle that guided us in peril and victory through the past century: alliances matter, and the United States must lead them.

But the ballooning federal deficit has created a new political imperative.

Then something unimaginable happens, and a new chemical imperative takes over.

Then, as a slogan and a new political imperative it went viral in 1966 – the same year the Black Panther Party was founded in Oakland, California – and soon spread nationally.

"The agreement reached was more of a victory for the UN process, than for the global climate, or in creating a new business imperative," said Jonathan Grant, head of sustainability and climate change at PwC. "Business will shrug its shoulders over Durban and wait for direction from national capitals".Among the main players in Durban, the Europeans emerged with most credit.