Sentence examples for imperative to view from inspiring English sources

It is imperative to view new international trends in transmission as a direct outgrowth of globalization.

However, despite an imperative to view depression from a developmental psychopathology perspective (Cicchetti and Schneider-Rosen 1984; Cicchetti and Toth 1998), much of the knowledge on vulnerability to the disorder continues to be framed by a simple and likely simplistic downward extension of adult theories.

In a way, the work he's doing today is the ultimate give-back for Waldman, who believes that it's imperative for communities to view hyperlocal reporting as something that's as essential as local libraries, museums and hospitals.

When health becomes a moral imperative we automatically begin to view those who are unhealthy as moral failures.

Every government in the world ought to view that as a moral imperative and make clear to Khartoum that denying such access will cost it dearly.

"We continue to view as achievable the twin imperative of protecting America and holding accountable those responsible for the killing of Mr. Khashoggi, Pompeoo said.

This is a congresswoman who wishes to view things accurately, who will admit what that imperative takes.

The ability to view single chromosome architecture in living cells is imperative to our future understanding of the functional nuclear landscape.

The pyrotechnics are partly because everyone seems to have an opinion, almost a democratic imperative to express a view, hearkening back to the '90s when these stocks sizzled from the 1992 bottom to the 2000 all-time peak.

In order to win, it is imperative to grow video views over time and generate exponentially more video views than the average.

But it was also imperative to get his views after the fact.