Sentence examples for imperative to exploit from inspiring English sources
Without aid the economic imperative to exploit mineral and energy resources can become irresistible, as Ecuador has now concluded after receiving derisory financial support from the international community.
On the super-speedways like Daytona, long straightaways allow for dangerously high speeds, so cars racing there are fitted with restrictor plates, reducing the engine's horsepower; this equalizing factor makes it imperative to exploit every possible source of extra speed, the most available of which is using the slipstream of competitors' race cars, or drafting.
It is imperative to exploit highly efficient and stable non-precious electrocatalyst, particularly consisting of low-cost and earth-abundant elements, to produce clean hydrogen energy via hydrogen evolution reaction.
While it is imperative to exploit middleware technologies in developing software for distributed embedded control systems, it is also necessary to tailor them to meet the stringent resource constraints and performance requirements of embedded control systems.
The populous suburbs of Northern Virginia are becoming an increasing source of strength for Democrats; the strategic imperative for Mr. Webb is to exploit that advantage fully to offset any losses in less friendly areas.
With the advent of multicore processors, it has become imperative to write parallel programs if one wishes to exploit the next generation of processors.
He gets a dexterous assist from the cinematographer Andreas Berger, who has a marvelous ability to exploit space, encapsulating the film's territorial imperatives.
To exploit phase behavior in the spirit of rational design, it is imperative that the rules relating lipid molecular structure and liquid crystal or mesophase behavior be established.
Rudy Gestede at least offers an aerial threat for Villa to exploit, but they need to play to his strengths more, and it is imperative that Jordan Ayew, Jack Grealish, Carles Gil, Scott Sinclair and Adama Traoré (if we ever get to see him) chip in along with the midfielders behind them because, unlike in the past, a prolific goalscorer is not going to keep the club up this season.
And humans tend to exploit their power.
