Sentence examples for imperative questions from inspiring English sources

Future studies using more powerful statistical analyses with larger sample sizes are needed to establish these imperative questions.

Imperative questions, and often declarative questions, generally use structures such as "List", "Print", and "Return" that is a selection query in its simplest form.

A less imperative question, but one that needs answering, is this: Can the Giants' offense score some touchdowns?

Rather, the more imperative question is: Is the way in which Israel exists — as an occupier, a colonizer, and ultimately, as an apartheid state — right?

Rather, the more imperative question is: Is the way in which Israel exists as an occupier, a colonizer, and ultimately, as an apartheid state right?

We talked about how a religious childhood imbues you with an unshakable concern with right and wrong, "the idea of an imperative question that you have to ask yourself constantly".

Asking ourselves to whom is addressed development and with which resources it can be realized is an imperative question.

Had Obama made these claims, he would have led the G20 in aligning economic and fiscal policy with this 21st century demographics, and he would have led the G20 in seeking to answer an imperative question: How can the swelling over-60 demographic turn from dependent to economically active and productive?

The imperative question for the clinician remains; is there a reliable method to determine the magnitude of prism required to compensate the heterophoria in patients suitable for this method of treatment?

Watson, chair of the all-party parliamentary group on drones, has now written to Emmerson asking him to make sure the UK government "engages in informed debate on the imperative legal questions governing use of armed drones that you have identified" and responds to the rapporteur's latest report.

But most of all, he believed it imperative to question authority, and those who failed that lesson did so at their peril.