Sentence examples for imperative start from inspiring English sources

For, although he may be neglecting legislative business, he is bowing to a much loftier imperative: start your next election campaign as soon as the previous one is done.

It was imperative to start laying the ground for this character.

Clinical trials may be 5 to 10 years away, but it is imperative to start now in order to get there.

Many of the Mets have said it is imperative to start quickly and keep close to the Braves until Hundley returns.

With a trip to Russia to come on Wednesday, Toshack acknowledged it is imperative Wales start the 2010 qualifying campaign with a victory against Azerbaijan, who are now managed by the former Germany and Scotland coach, Berti Vogts.

Russia is that international challenge, and it's imperative we start paying attention now because the test has already begun.

"[When] you're younger there's a biological imperative to start a family.

And, as any entrepreneur can tell you: it is imperative to start any new initiative by building real momentum.

Environment experts have warned contamination of the pristine waters around Giglio, which is the middle of a national marine park, is already under way and it is imperative to start recovering the fuel oil as soon as possible.

(Oncologist D10) The imperative to start treatment within a certain time period constrained any flexibility that may have been needed to assess people thoroughly, and any further multidisciplinary input needed to their treatment plan and its execution.

With high incidence and mortality rates of CRC in the US, as well as high treatment costs, it is imperative to start placing a greater emphasis on CRC prevention efforts.