Sentence examples for even imperative from inspiring English sources

Surely the latter trade-off is preferable, and perhaps even imperative, to make before we take up the former.

For a left-wing protest politician, it is fine, and perhaps even imperative, to have a single, all-encompassing world view.

By Adam Gopnik The chef in the Parisian cornucopia: Waters believes it's possible — even imperative — to do good by eating well.

For a left-wing protest politician, which Corbyn has been for more than thirty years, it is fine, and perhaps even imperative, to have a single, all-encompassing world view.

It is for this reason that it is so important – even imperative – that this conversation starts with an African-American writer telling this story in a legacy, mainstream publication like The Atlantic.

In an age of acquisitiveness, and one moreover in which the normative constraints on acquisitiveness have largely fallen away, it is comforting — and perhaps even imperative — to recognize that of all the personal histories that we might choose from, it is our own that would be our likely choice.

The economic challenges will make that even more imperative.

The demands of World War I made efficiency even more imperative.

The South Africa victory has made an England win even more imperative for Ashley Giles and co.

This made achieving a licence at that time even more imperative, and also symbolic.

As the disaster unfolds, it becomes even more imperative," DEC spokesman Ben Miller said.