Sentence examples for imperative by using from inspiring English sources

First, each lessens the blunt force and authoritativeness of the second-person imperative by using a more interpersonally agreeable first-person plural imperative, exclamative, and optative respectively.

In fact, our history creates an urgent moral imperative to rectify past mistakes by using whatever means we possess to halt Colonel Qaddafi's bloody war crimes.

Wong, though also uses an imperative, creates a relatively more intimate tone by using a suggestive 'let us', despite that Huineng does not actually do the action together with his audience (Wong 1930a, 29).

It is therefore imperative to reduce the risk associated with maritime work by using some analytical methods other than engineering techniques.

It seemed imperative to study the population structure of Indian M. tuberculosis strains by using additional genetic markers to better comprehend the origin and evolutionary genetics of TB in this geographic region.

Sustainable design has been a valuable and imperative instrument for their growth; the company says it has dramatically reduced production time and costs by using 3D printing to shave months off development for parts, accessories and engine designs.

For instance, Mark Fowler argues that "coercion generally involves the prima facie immoral imposition of practical imperatives by use of threats" (Fowler 1982, 330).

Therefore, it is imperative to develop linkage maps with many more markers or using high density marker such as SNPs in the future, and more importantly with high resolution by using large resource families.

Wolfson adds that self-regulation is imperative when using any substance, especially during times of grief.

(Manager, Loga DS) Based on the imperative tone used by the health authorities, all the health workers perceived the announcement as an order.

In a crisis, they concluded, their reluctance to put even their limited powers to work will be swept away by an imperative to use monetary and fiscal policy more aggressively than ever.