Sentence examples for imperative of less from inspiring English sources

To this end, the Modernist imperative of less is more has been both sharpened and broadened.

"The imperative of fundraising is less important for her than it would be for someone who hadn't been there and done that," he said.

We confirmed factors known to be of relevance to drug approval decisions (imperative) and a cohort of less understood (compensatory) social factors.

For Republicans, the imperative is less urgent, given their overwhelming support among white male voters.

Especially in the light of less pronounced differences in pelage colouration and other external characteristics in nocturnal species compared to diurnal taxa, molecular studies are imperative.

Any effort to get to the bottom of what happened — much less impose some real punishment on Moscow — will be subjugated to the imperative of "working constructively with Russia".

On the imperative of digitization.

Jonas H (1984) The Imperative of Responsibility.

Peter Suber: The Imperative of Open Access.

The imperative of freedom of speech is immediately accessible to those who value intellect, yet the imperative of the right of Jews to live unfettered by anti-Semitism is clearly less salient.

"So the economic imperative of trafficking drugs would fizzle out.