Sentence examples for becomes more imperative from inspiring English sources

By supporting family farms and controlling sprawl, they are protecting the fertile lands that will be increasingly valuable as agricultural sustainability becomes more imperative.

And they see potential for tremendous growth as the need to maintain and improve aging and dilapidated facilities becomes more imperative.

The need to improve well operations becomes more imperative as the operators move towards more challenging and harsher environments such as ultra-deep waters and high-pressure and high-temperature (HPHT) fields.

This became more imperative, advisers said, after Mr. Bush picked Mr. Cheney.

Yes, many of the sorts of service-industry jobs now available to people without higher education are less financially rewarding than manufacturing jobs of yore, and so college has in that sense become more imperative.

from wastewater become more imperative.

With the recent trends in substance use and abuse nationally (SAMHSA 2014) and the legalization of recreational use of marijuana in several states, it has become more imperative to understand the effect of drugs on driving performance.

Since a significant number of prominent oil fields are mature fields and the number of new discoveries per year is decreasing, it is become more imperative to use secondary oil recovery processes (Nwaozo 2006).

Due to the growing elderly population, the high cost of care in Ghana and low coverage of the National Health Insurance Scheme, demands for family caregiving have become more imperative in Ghana than ever before.

As those around me were, literally and figuratively killed, the urgency to share my lens became more imperative".

Therefore, the ability to select a population with a higher mortality but who may still benefit from treatment may become more imperative.