Sentence examples for imperative for some from inspiring English sources

10x10's Girl Rising screened in thousands of theaters around the world, and Malala Yousafzai, a 16-year-old Pakistani girl who was shot in the head by the Taliban for demanding her right to education, has made the issue of girls' education real and imperative for some, whose minds the issue may have never crossed.

Christian Scott, a 22-year-old player from New Orleans, has been working on the first two imperatives for some time -- he was sharing festival stages with the alto saxophonist Donald Harrison, his uncle, while still in his teens -- so this amplified debut doesn't quite come out of left field.

In addition, ethical arguments create a moral imperative for intervention of some sort.

Thus there is an imperative for at least some of these assessments to ensure reliability.

Thus, you'd find tons of gigs with low pay, which makes it imperative for you to work for some nasty price.

It is considered a cultural imperative for us to have some sort of film industry, because if we left it to the open market it simply would not happen.

In order to recognize and bind several other proteins, it is imperative for hubs to have some structural characteristics [ 5] and specificities such as interfaces [ 6].

Thus, it imperative for every analytic plan to have some sensitivity analyses built into it.

Even those who identify an ethical imperative for biodiversity conservation (see Environmental Ethics) cannot deny that some of these other uses can also be defended on the basis of compelling ethical imperatives, for instance, for economic development in poor societies.

Some might say that it's not imperative for me to tell ALL of my story with the world.

"Overcoming history is an imperative for us".