Sentence examples for imperative no more from inspiring English sources
The ultimate imperative: No more shaming.
In a period of just four years, 1969 72, the United States abandoned once-unshakable Cold War attitudes toward the Communist nations, while scaling back its own exposure in response to the Sino-Soviet split, imminent Soviet strategic parity, and the economic and psychological constraints on U.S. action stemming from the new American imperative of "no more Vietnams".
This movie is driven by a naked commercial imperative – though perhaps no more than any other film – and it doesn't match up to the hyperactive, clever surreality of The Lego Movie.
"We can't recognize a moral imperative any more".
Even in these times of economic peril, there is no more imperative issue facing humanity than climate change.
But will the same public that sent lawmakers to Austin in November with an overwhelming no-new-taxes imperative accept paying more locally to preserve programs and jobs?
With the American economy in a wrenching downturn, the innovation imperative seems more pressing than ever.
Better urban management will be an imperative as more Indians flock to cities in search of work.
It is merely a reflection of the financial imperative that, more than anything, dictates the modern game.
It is imperative, now more than ever before, that we exercise that power with humility and respect.
