Sentence examples for imperative than ever from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless some agreement seems more imperative than ever.
Her stance is likely to spark anger across the EU at a time when the incentive to make allies is more imperative than ever.
Progress may have been made in 2015, but it's more imperative than ever not to treat it as a fad or selling point.
Legal advocacy, Ms. Ching said, is more imperative than ever now, as the loan modification process often drags on for months and the companies that service mortgages, typically large banks, continually lose homeowner paperwork or use delaying tactics.
By contrast, Deng Xiaoping and his successors, down to Mr Xi, have argued that to ensure that economic development does not lead to instability or chaos, strong party rule is more imperative than ever.
However conscientiously they strive to improve the odds in terms of safety at Aintree – a greater imperative than ever, after trauma and tragedy in each of the past two years – the one thing they will never provide is a level playing field.
In the shadow elite age, when power brokers can have a dozen roles of influence, criss-crossing and sometimes overlapping, sorting through them to pick the most telling ones is both more difficult - and more imperative - than ever before.
It is imperative, now more than ever before, that we exercise that power with humility and respect.
Phelps said after his heat that he had abandoned the straight-arm stroke he was experimenting with this year because it was not improving his speed, and going fast is imperative, now more than ever.
It remains imperative, now more than ever, that we as a country remember that the world is far more complicated than good and evil, and that the actions we take now will have a profound effect on our relationship with the Arab world in the future.
Due to the growing elderly population, the high cost of care in Ghana and low coverage of the National Health Insurance Scheme, demands for family caregiving have become more imperative in Ghana than ever before.
