Sentence examples similar to actual exigency from inspiring English sources
And yet, interestingly, the show is not at all astute about the actual political practices and exigencies of this moment; in fact, at moments it is horribly obtuse about them.
This was typical of the war's early Union generalship: many of the old guard were unaccustomed to the exigencies and split-second opportunities of actual combat, while other officers who could quickly evaluate a situation and make effective tactical decisions did not yet have higher rank.
We seem to have forgotten that travel takes place in the actual, not the virtual, world and suffers reality's exigencies.
As for the actual issue of mass graves or not, again, the practical and pragmatic, the exigencies, if people are upset or undignified or feel it's irreligious to do it this way, there is recognition of a greater need: you simply can't have bodies in the public space.
It highlights the difficulty actual patients have and must work thru and endure regardless of factors as varied as the exigencies of local,state, Federal regulators and the "current climate" – a cheap and blanket term I despise.
His earlier concerns were overridden by exigency.
§ 825.126 Leave because of a qualifying exigency.
Pace supported this approach, as an exigency of war.
