Sentence examples for imperative for good from inspiring English sources
Today, sustainability is a business imperative for good reason.
It is imperative for good health and can be a matter of life and death.
In studies of transplanted cultured skin epithelium for treatment of severe burn injuries, the subepithelial tissue of the dermis seems imperative for good mechanical strength, stability, and to reduce the risk of peeling off and infection [ 21].
Flax seeds are a rich source of fibre, plus they are loaded in essential fatty acids which are imperative for good health.
An imperative exists for good public sector planning based on reliable data.
(Rebecca, pregnant in 2009, Glasgow, 31 – 40 years) The imperatives of good motherhood and responsibility for their unborn children placed these women into the emotionally-charged position of having to make decisions regarding virus protection in circumstances of intense uncertainty [ 32].
Good ground is considered imperative for this colt, but conditions at Leopardstown are better than in many previous years – officially described as good, good to yielding in places.
Identity governance has emerged from the shadows to become a prime mover of these two imperatives for a very good reason.
Good jobs are imperative for a healthy economy.
"It is imperative for our counterparts to prove similar good faith and political will in order to make an agreement possible".
We give out condoms for free for good reason – safe sex and preventing against the transmission of STIs is an absolute imperative – but why can't we do the same for pads and tampons?
