Sentence examples for as imperative to from inspiring English sources

VW views its electric vehicle programme as imperative to regaining consumers' trust after last year's notorious emissions scandal.

It strikes me as imperative to get a seat at the bar, which has about two dozen stools and two adjoining tables for four.

It is therefore seen as imperative to drive the digital strategy, identifying innovative new business models and technologies, and realizing more business value of technology investments.

The study highlighted that operators considered conflict and the management of consortia as imperative to the success of the prison projects.

But the outcome is ghastly: Serbs and Croats (Hutus and Tutsis) seem progressively more threatening to each other as they rally together for self-defense, until both see it as imperative to preempt their rivals and strike before being struck.

But the CEO sees AI as a risk that could potentially affect humanity at large, and his decision to pursue this potential solution likely seems as imperative to him as does the necessity of expanding our intergalactic colonial footprint, or weaning ourselves off of fossil fuels.

For individuals with activity limitations, support from the social environment [ 38, 39] and accessibility of the physical environment [ 1, 33, 39- 41] may be seen as imperatives to help them live in the community [ 37, 42].

There was a time when I would have seen it as morally imperative to devote my reading time to the difficult and challenging.

It may be possible — and it seems as imperative as ever — to use the final crumbling of Damascus as a way to deliver full-scale humanitarian aid, perhaps under a peacekeeping mandate.

Though convivial and communal, the evening also proved a circular one, throughout which the skill of the novelist to highlight an individual story, as well as the imperative to "sit in the discomfort" of other people's stories became regular touching points.

Moreover, the Tory leader's argument that Britain has an economic, as well as a political, imperative to green its economy was persuasive as well as brave.