Sentence examples for driving imperatives from inspiring English sources

Now, the driving imperatives are just to get it right as often as possible.

For Hillary Clinton, the driving imperative of the presidential campaign is to focus voters on the future, the candidacy of Donald Trump and her myriad policy plans -- and away from the controversies of the past.

The problem nowadays is not so much the design but the technology and the ruthless commercial imperatives driving it.

He would not specify how much the kidnappers had demanded, but it was a suggestion nonetheless of less-than-ideological imperatives driving the taking of hostages.

"It's because of the amazing subsidies you get when you work in England," Condon says, taking note of the economic imperatives driving so many expensive pictures out of Hollywood.

It is tempting to speculate that maladaptive decision making in aberrant metabolic states may arise out hard-wired imperatives driving strategic decision-making adapted to deal with feeding decisions within a normal biological range.

Is there an equivalent imperative driving people on the Palestinian side?

Somewhere beyond the back door there must have been a critical piece, a shared imperative driving the boys out together.

Service with a smile, sometimes with a belly laugh, sometimes with dripping sweat; this is the moral imperative driving the mutable, mercurial aesthetic of the work on view.

Where the steels have been used for this purpose there has been some other imperative driving the design, usually corrosion resistance or architectural requirements rather than the inherent structural properties of the steel.

Prey capture is considered a major biological imperative driving the venom toxin selection process.