Sentence examples for exigencies and from inspiring English sources

One must be prepared for exigencies, and it helps when the men in green see things the same way.

Syria will not be the first time, and probably won't be the last, that the exigencies and responsibilities of the presidency cause him to eat these words.

He was equipped with an understanding of the medium and its exigencies, and he knew how to use the visual rhetoric.

This demands that they hold sufficient reserves to meet all exigencies and consequently rein in the ambitions of even the most charismatic of leaders.

Mussolini instituted policies severely restricting women's access to jobs outside the home (policies that later had to be revised to meet wartime exigencies), and he distributed gold medals to mothers who produced the most children.

When Sicily came under Austrian rule in 1720, similar good intentions foundered in the face of local resistance, a worsening international economy, and the political exigencies and fiscal burdens of imminent wars.

For a variety of reasons, including obvious social and political exigencies, Horkheimer and his associates would become less and less confident that the oppressed classes could become a force for change.

For the usual reasons of exigency and inertia — that is, life — he stayed put in his job, while his party and institution deteriorated.

Even if it is for the beyond -- truth or transformation, say -- do you get there by looking past the instruments (the surgeon putting aside the knife for a moment; the general silencing the guns) or by using them with greater exigency and abnegation?

The early literature focuses on the necessity, exigency, and importance of GSCM.

As he puts it, "value derives its being from its exigency and not its exigency from its being".