Sentence examples for imperative go from inspiring English sources

According to researchers at Yale Medical School, it may make quadratic equations and Kant's categorical imperative go down easier too.

They vary greatly, from Sigalit Landau's imperative, "Go Home," brashly scrawled on two space heaters, to Jean-Pierre Bertrand's cryptic "Pale Incision".

"Shoot" begins with the bullets aimed at James, evokes the gory snapshots taken of the crowd, and ends with what must be the poet's imperative: "go ahead, tell".

It is based on findings of other recent studies using similar paradigms, in which humans or primates must be prepared to respond quickly to an imperative go cue or response signal, as they must in our experiment.

Verbal modes include indicative ("he goes"), interrogative ("did he go?"), imperative ("go!"), optative ("may he go"), participles ("going, gone"), and other forms corresponding to English-language subordinate clauses i.e., clauses beginning with "if," "when," and so forth.

"Don't be evil," Google's in-house imperative goes.

Allen loses her both times; the biological imperative goes nowhere.

Improving supply-side transparency is imperative going forward, he argued: "It is something we must do to improve the image of our industry".

Seven seconds of Novak's urinary imperative went viral, prompting a fan on NFL.com to adopt Will Ferrell's sign-off as a fictional San Diego anchorman to the unique TV moment: "Stay classy, San Diego".

"It will be imperative going forward for SAP find spots to "own" in the minds of corporate buyers in order to optimize their chances of success against their main competitors," he said.

I would add that this imperative goes far beyond our own species.