This paper arises from the exigency of enhancing the performance of a VXI-based digital meter designed for real-time tracking of impedance.
George W. Bush's administration idealized "crusader" rhetoric for the exigencies of interventionism.
I'm not sure it is reformist policies, but rather a singular disregard for the exigencies of modern day politics.
Although the Wei possessed enormous military prowess, nothing in the culture of their nomadic existence prepared them for the exigencies of empire rule.
With all understanding for the exigencies of running a campaign, it's clear that Mr. Schröder went too far with his evocation of a "German way".
Our boy, who must also budget for the exigencies of a steady girlfriend, has beefed up his work hours since graduation.
(Even allowing for the exigencies of clarity in protest song, this reference to fellow citizens as "them" is the only dud note it strikes).
But Mendes knows, in his post-Peter Brook way, that the play is not the thing; the star is, no matter how ill-equipped he or she may be for the exigencies of the stage.
While they take the worst of it for us, presumably they are also more prepared for the exigencies of battle and taught to be what is termed "stress hardy".
In Connecticut and Massachusetts, it was held, that the governors of the states, to whom orders were addressed by the president to call forth the militia on account of danger of invasion, were entitled to judge for themselves, whether the exigency had arisen; and were not bound by the opinion or orders of the president.
That was an accurate reflection of the real world for women years before the exigency of war produced substantial employment opportunities for them.
