Sentence examples for greater imperative from inspiring English sources

The greater imperative is to avoid toxic asset bubbles in the first place.

Female actors are therefore under a greater imperative to build their brands beyond the screen, because that's where their future earning potential lies.

As the first major-party African-American nominee, Mr. Obama in 2008 had an even greater imperative to cast his candidacy in nonracial terms.

As a proud father of two wonderful girls, both of them students in New York public schools, I know there is no greater imperative than strengthening our New York public school system.

I asked Cohen how she reconciled her decision to settle here with an even greater imperative of Judaism, the saving of lives — in this case, those of her children.

As Chinese companies seek to deliver on government – and their own – objectives, and move up the global value chain, from being the workshop of the world to becoming a major global player, there will be an ever greater imperative to drive sustainability into core business and supply chains.

It served as a great motivation, as a great imperative to play my best".

Building trust as offers and numbers are placed on the table is now the greatest imperative.

Governor Schweitzer said dealing with global warming was the "greatest imperative" of this and future generations.

You've got to stop fracking right away (in fact, that may be the greatest imperative of all, since methane gas does its climate damage so fast).

The implication was 'This is my show.' " In the oil business, the greatest imperative is discovering new reserves; any company that can't meet demand risks terminal decline.