Sentence examples for exigency to from inspiring English sources

On this occasion, however, he was moved, either by emotion or by exigency, to posit his background.

Ford was, however, forced by financial exigency to sell him to the brutal John M. Tibaut (referred to as John M. Tibeats in 12 Years a Slave) in 1842.

After countless false dawns, Japan may at last have the combination of political circumstance and economic exigency to make reform inevitable and, in Mr Abe, a leader with the nous to bring it about.

Due to political exigency to speed up Omanization of the physician category, the medical colleges have tried hard to increase their intake capacities.

Our work underscores the complexity of this disease and the exigency to explore previously overlooked mechanisms of treatment resistance and evasion of apoptosis.

Mr Rockefeller may be constrained by political exigencies to defend companies that do this, but it's pretty shameful stuff.

At age 20 Palma joined the Peruvian navy and in 1860 was forced by political exigencies to flee to Chile, where he devoted himself to journalism.

The Government, prompted by its present exigencies to dismiss any scruples about who actually "owns" it, has put the Tote into a fire sale.