Sentence examples for imperatives at all from inspiring English sources

It only looks cheap in comparison with private rents, which themselves aren't arrived at by market imperatives at all, but are the result of three decades of governments subsidising landlords with housing benefit.

(b) Are more likely to mark singular imperatives on verbs using inflections than have no morphological markings for imperatives at all, but are less likely to contain more elaborate markings that differentiate between singular and plural imperatives (22).

The CSI is technically imperative at all engineering stages of above process plants with the aim of source reduction and environmental protection.

In fact, that unfamiliar, oddball environment appears to be precisely the attraction for the director: "Given the nature of the story in Computer Chess and what we were trying to do, there was no imperative at all to be tasteful," Bujalski told the New Statesman.

Their confusion is not because they have brilliantly threaded some Kantian categorical imperative, but, rather, because they do not possess a consistent moral imperative at all.

As type 2 diabetes is progressive, the repeated appraisal of glycemic control is imperative at all stages in the treatment pathway.

In defining a new local leadership, I would argue it has two strands: economic, and civic, national imperatives at a local level.

Some have registered misgivings about Obama's movement, which took shape in a matter of months, organized around no particular political imperatives (at any rate, none that seemed very different from those of his main rival).

For a Democratic president facing re-election, there are clear political imperatives at play.

This issue of editions often stirs up competing scholarly and pragmatic imperatives at opera houses.

But there are conflicting imperatives at work, and Mr. Gilbert has never quite gotten the balance right.