Sentence examples for imperative at all from inspiring English sources

In fact, that unfamiliar, oddball environment appears to be precisely the attraction for the director: "Given the nature of the story in Computer Chess and what we were trying to do, there was no imperative at all to be tasteful," Bujalski told the New Statesman.

The CSI is technically imperative at all engineering stages of above process plants with the aim of source reduction and environmental protection.

Their confusion is not because they have brilliantly threaded some Kantian categorical imperative, but, rather, because they do not possess a consistent moral imperative at all.

As type 2 diabetes is progressive, the repeated appraisal of glycemic control is imperative at all stages in the treatment pathway.

It only looks cheap in comparison with private rents, which themselves aren't arrived at by market imperatives at all, but are the result of three decades of governments subsidising landlords with housing benefit.

(b) Are more likely to mark singular imperatives on verbs using inflections than have no morphological markings for imperatives at all, but are less likely to contain more elaborate markings that differentiate between singular and plural imperatives (22).

"There's a definite populist imperative at a house party once it gets going.

Then she noticed the all-caps imperative at the bottom of the door — "DRINK EAT" — and frowned.

Worst of all, the whole cycle runs counter to the Divine imperative at the core of most religions: compassion.

Whatever the truth, though, there is a wider political imperative at work.

"I said you are supposed to be free of this kind of imperative at this point in your life.