Sentence examples for imperative to reverse from inspiring English sources
Increases in the prevalence of neurodevelopmental disorders over the past 30 years make it imperative to reverse this trend.
I challenge every other thinker at the Huffington Post: is there any greater imperative than to reverse this crime and reestablish democracy in America?
In the post civil-rights era US, and the UK of postcolonial immigration, it has become a strategic political imperative to regard "reverse racism" not only as a fact of life, but to cast "race relations" as a zero-sum game where any modest redress of historical injustice and discrimination inevitably entails "unfairness to whites".
Yet he was able to reverse the religious imperative to avoid greater damage.
It is surely imperative to call a second byelection to reverse the result.
Until a cure is discovered, finding cheap and simple ways to reverse this trend is imperative, say experts.
As a result, the need to pursue Sustainable Development (SD), in order to reduce dependency on fossil fuel, to achieve Greenhouse Gas (GHG) mitigation and to reverse the effects of climate change has currently become imperative.
Thus, although runoff derived from extreme floods may favor infiltration, the involvement of local stakeholders and decision makers to reverse the adverse impacts of current water management and climate change is imperative if water availability and better quality are to be secured.
Islamists want to reverse that.
argued to reverse that ruling.
