Sentence examples for imperative to making from inspiring English sources

Setting foundational values is imperative to making sense of today's political climate, but acting on those values is the practical, real step in moving from theory to practice.

A virtuoso technique is imperative to make any sense of the thickets of notes in Alkan's works.

Mainly, that it doesn't matter how much money you make, there's always an imperative to make more.

It wasn't a lifestyle choice, it was a categorical imperative, to make the world less indecent.

But Ms. Salamon wondered if it was possible "to make conscientiousness a national imperative, to make awareness and empathy the dutiful sacrifice for the greater cause".

Making sure your pet is microchipped is imperative to make sure you can find them if they do escape out of fear.

He said he considered it "a moral imperative" to make public whatever he learns; it is the only way, he says, to protect other children.

The recession has sharpened the imperative to make deals successfully – we are all less vulnerable working together than working on our own.

She says it is a "moral imperative" to make schools more accountable, but she is realistic about the limits of federal power.

She said: "There is a massive imperative to make sure that all of our young people leave school with those really high level skills".

With recent events in Ferguson, New York City, Cleveland, and Los Angeles, among many other places across America, it's become imperative to make sure teachers are in tune with students.