Sentence examples for imperative of these from inspiring English sources

The rising imperative of these years, as Proust emerges from his translations of Ruskin, helps to check the sense of astonishment one might have, not that the great work was completed but that it was ever started.

However, all species that build centrioles/basal bodies have flagella at some stage of their life cycle; this observation likely underlies the true evolutionary imperative of these structures (2, 3).

The most that can be said is that convenient alignments may arise when the imperatives of these different regulators coincide.

She is interested in the evolution of the legal and economic parameters that continuously shape the industrial complex in rapidly industrializing countries, and in identifying the spatial consequences and planning imperatives of these changes.

"The combination of those two forces - governmental support combined with the corporate imperatives of these two massive corporations - led to this time period which is known as the 'great bandwagon market'.

However, various studies have reported discrepancies between, on one hand, the imperatives of these integration processes and, on the other, nurses' training.

Another way of looking at it was that the imperative of the war on terror had trumped the imperative of democracy promotion.

It also revealed the imperative of the moment.

Our research did not test the imperative of this premise.

In the haste to develop an urgently needed microbicide (which in itself is an ethical imperative), some of these concerns, especially those related to safety have either not been anticipated or fully explored.

By harnessing the artistic sophistication of first-rate picture books to the pedagogic imperatives of the early grades, these series changed the culture of classroom literacy forever.