Sentence examples for imperative take from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the Germans should, as a moral imperative, take the hit.

The fix: If your business online is that imperative, take care of your computer time while waiting at the terminal.

A charming directness stamps them, with their imperative 'Take an uncooked fowl and split its skin from end to end' and their massive commonsense which stares frivolity out of countenance".

Then something unimaginable happens, and a new chemical imperative takes over.

At first she plans an abortion, but later her biological imperative takes charge and she has the baby, after which a strange intellectual malaise overcomes her.

But it might help its horribly endangered tigers.In this section Awkward bedfellows Looting the aged The imperial imperative Taking on the Taliban Dangerous liaisons Tigers in the twilight Reprints.

When the sound shifts to the darker turbulence of Nyx, a harsher imperative takes hold: Edward Watson, commanding and hieratic, dominates the stage, and his six followers are rougher, fiercer beings, capable of elegance but driven by more atavistic principles of male energy.

Computers without those things will be meaningless".; Intel's territorial imperative takes two forms.

Regardez; (Look) (To those you would normally address as "vous") There are three verbs that are irregular in the imperative, taking their imperative from the present subjunctive form.

A statement by Monsanto's vice president for regulatory affairs, Phillip Miller, voiced "concern over the recent rise of narrowly focused politics of self interest, where national or partisan political imperatives take precedence over facts, scientific understanding and the interests of its citizens".

In a year of record Broadway grosses ($1.36 billion), it's heartening to see commercial imperatives take a back seat.