Sentence examples for and imperative for from inspiring English sources
Particularly important and imperative for commercial processes is selectivity at acceptably high conversions.
On this view, it is a convention that declarative sentences are used for assertion, interrogative for questions and imperative for commands and requests.
SFL analysis prioritises systems such as MOOD, ASPECT, and TRANSITITY and the delicate meanings (or features) that realise them (e.g. declarative and imperative for MOOD).
Therefore, a successful prediction of the thermo-fluid mechanical characteristics development of gas and particles is very crucial and imperative for the successful design and operation of rocket nozzles and energy conversion systems.
10x10's Girl Rising screened in thousands of theaters around the world, and Malala Yousafzai, a 16-year-old Pakistani girl who was shot in the head by the Taliban for demanding her right to education, has made the issue of girls' education real and imperative for some, whose minds the issue may have never crossed.
Work flexibility is too often dismissed as a perk in the United States, but we need to stop thinking about it as an option, and start acknowledging it as being central to our standing in the global economy, and imperative for the future of the world.
I believe we have a moral and religious imperative for kindness and generosity.
It explores the relationship between ecosystems and efforts to eradicate extreme poverty, as well as the ecological and programmatic imperative for a participatory and inclusive approach.
Bloodletting seems to have been a religious and political imperative for the Maya, and it was often self-inflicted.
The statement confirms that "development" -- it doesn't actually mention "poverty" -- is a "moral, strategic, and economic imperative for the United States and our partners".
Regulation of gene expression is central to all organisms [ 1] and is imperative for determining the morphology, functional competence, and development of a multicellular organism [ 2].
