Sentence examples for imperative to turn from inspiring English sources

That provides a financial imperative to turn the bank's image around.

And it sometimes collides awkwardly with another imperative Twitter faces: to turn its fire hose of public opinion into a profitable business.

NEW YORK TIMES   Twitter Aims to Reconcile Free Speech and Profit  |  Twitter's chief lawyer says that fighting for free speech makes good business sense, but The New York Times writes that the effort "sometimes collides awkwardly with another imperative Twitter faces: to turn its fire hose of public opinion into a profitable business".

I really think being 17 was imperative for me to turn 30 years old.

The imperative to move threatened to turn one of the city's more elegant tailgate parties, with six-figure merchandise sold from the richly decorated dealers' booths inside the Upper East Side 19th-century landmark, with its Tiffany interiors, into what dealers feared would be more akin to selling old furniture out of the back of a truck.

You have to turn it into a business imperative".

But the political and geographical imperatives of two important Southern primaries next week are forcing the two men to turn on each other as they seek to demonstrate an ability to unite the party's fickle conservative base.

But the Net era imperatives of headlong growth and of stock as currency caused Wall Street not only to turn a blind eye to those distinctions, but also to reward companies for pushing them to new limits.

The political imperative to equalise local resources and outcomes seems unlikely to go away any time soon, making it tough to turn the rhetoric of decentralisation into reality.

The imperative to bluff, it turns out, is inherent.

It is imperative to plan and work for that future.