Sentence examples for imperative about from inspiring English sources
The phrase "imperative about" can be correct and usable in written English
Example sentence: The teacher was very imperative about students completing their homework on time.
People just don't feel the same imperative about space now.
A major appeal of worshiping in the country, say many weekenders, is the informality of the proceedings; forget that imperative about wearing your Sunday best.
MacGyver didn't not use a gun because I had a moral imperative about guns.
This is a moral imperative about children, about human dignity and agency.
"See No Evil" opens with the narrator's flights of fancy and closes with an imperative about limitless possibilities: "Runnin' wild with the one I love / Pull down the future with the one you love".
Soon my brain was a jumble of imperatives about the locked-out position, the semi-cocked wrist, and the diamond setup.
The Aquarian message challenges all the various deterministic imperatives about our 'human nature' and the limits to who we are.
"You stop asking the question, 'Is it okay to take people as slaves?' Wahhabism is about imperatives about what to do, not how to think about things or moral and ethical reasoning".
Justin Keeble, managing director of consultancy Accenture's sustainability services division, agrees: "The business imperative is about mitigating risk and making your business more resilient against resource scarcity and energy insecurity".
This situation seems to be further aggravated by the increasing number of PCC measures that are becoming available and by the 'capability imperative' they inevitably bring about.
Because physician-initiated discussion about breast cancer was the strongest predictor for BCS, it is imperative that conversations about breast cancer and early detection be routinely discussed during patient visits to health centers in Qatar.
