Sentence examples for be imperative to make from inspiring English sources

In the event of a future eruption, it will be imperative to make measurements of ash and gas emissions, including time series of plume heights, SO2 fluxes and systematic sampling of the ash, supported by characterisation of its properties, to support future hazard assessments at Santorini and elsewhere.

A virtuoso technique is imperative to make any sense of the thickets of notes in Alkan's works.

Making sure your pet is microchipped is imperative to make sure you can find them if they do escape out of fear.

As for Iran, he said he would "not hesitate to impose new sanctions" and that it was imperative to make clear "through actions" that "nuclear pursuits will not be tolerated".

Cardinal Elio Sgreccia, the Vatican's long-time top official on bioethics and sexuality, elaborated on the pontiff's comments, stressing that it was imperative to "make certain that this is the only way to save a life".

She said in a statement Thursday she believed that after the financial crisis it was imperative to make sure that taxpayers were not financing risky derivatives trading through their federally insured bank deposits.

So it is imperative to make sure you actively interact with NIH, says Dean.

Therefore, it is imperative to make detailed measurements on specific plots for field research studies and monitoring programs.

Employment and Learning Minister Stephen Farry said it was imperative to make an informed decision following exam results.

Rather, it is imperative to make creative use of existing technologies in order to thrive in the future.

To mitigate public concern about privacy violation, it is imperative to make privacy protection a priority in current and future multimedia systems.