Sentence examples for imperative soon from inspiring English sources

In the US, the commercial imperative soon bypassed cautious guidance, with commercial genetic testing becoming available in 1996 [ 24].

The Cinematograph Films Act of 1927 aimed to protect the UK industry with a quota system, and it soon became imperative that Britain should make its own talkies to compete with US imports.

Although that tendency may not change anytime soon, the imperative for Internet companies to diversify their revenue streams has led to more attempts to get consumers to foot some portion of the bill.

Do you: 1) Chat calmly to your date and say, reassuringly, "Mmm, these salt granules are simply delicious"? 2) Summon a waiter and explain that you must leave by 9.30pm for a show and it's imperative you eat very soon? 3) Tell the waiter you suffer from acute hypoglycaemic disorder, characterised by sudden urges to ram the chrome pepper-grinder up his fundamental orifice? 3.

It will soon be imperative that companies disclose information to their users about who has access to their data, how long that data is retained and how it might be combined with other data or reconstructed to target them with advertising.

The finance minister started by saying that foreign investment is "imperative," but that imperative was soon lost.

It is imperative that negotiations resume as soon as possible".

The recent changes make it imperative to find a sponsor soon after graduation.

However, recent gains by Taliban militants made it imperative that a strategy be announced soon.

Especially if the child has had a reaction before, and an adult suspects a serious allergic reaction, "it is imperative that epinephrine be given as soon as possible".

Even when using the epinephrine/adrenaline, it's still imperative to have professional help as soon as possible.