Sentence examples for imperative in some from inspiring English sources

The ability to quickly extract actionable insights from vast sets of data has already become a business imperative in some sectors.

Although biological imperatives may overlap with moral imperatives in some cases i.e., it may be ethically imperative to feed those for whom it is biologically imperative that they eat these imperatives may also diverge, and perhaps do so most obviously in the case of sexual reproduction.

The concern about the sustainability of the projects comes as Iraq is preparing for pivotal national elections in January and as rebuilding has emerged as a political imperative in Iraq, eclipsing security in some parts of the country as the main anxiety of an electorate frustrated with the lack of social, economic and political progress.

The issue has been made complex by a host of small problems and competing imperatives, overlaid (in some cases) by remuneration arrangements that encourage bad practice.

"I think there is some kind of biological imperative in my genes.

But commercial breaks are a financial imperative in television and they are scheduled between innings and during pitching changes.

Our imperative, in any case, is to educate citizens.

Concerted diplomacy is imperative in today's Asia.

Plot is rarely imperative in Mr. Harrison's work.

He says it comes down to money, recycling is driven by an economic imperative in China.

Respect is imperative in discourse, whether in a debate round or a presidential debate.