Sentence examples for imperatives built from inspiring English sources

He ruminated on whether the earth was a recording device and how to escape the territorial imperatives built into DNA.

As for the other nine songs, many of them don't have verse-chorus structures, most of them blur at their edges beneath synthesizer- and radio-generated atmospherics and nearly all of them have lamentatory or incantatory or imperative lyrics built of fragments that might have been pulled from Tristan Tzara's hat.

ADI's mission can be expressed in a two word imperative: "Build Things". The ADI will serve as a hub for technical innovation on campus and a support structure for the developer community.

Still others become lone wolves, who take without giving, unencumbered by the imperative to build trust.

With the number of matches now, there is certainly an imperative to build a pace-bowling group.

Given this, the imperative to build effective, long-lasting supplies of renewable energy is only going to get bigger, despite recent discoveries.

Female actors are therefore under a greater imperative to build their brands beyond the screen, because that's where their future earning potential lies.

In order to promote the use of fuel cell vehicles, it is imperative to build the necessary facilities to support this need in the near future, including hydrogen refuelling stations powered by renewable power generation systems.

Whether Mr Obama's myriad policy suggestions fit the bill is for Congress to decide, but the vision he heralded in his speech the imperative to build real equality of opportunity for all Americans has never been more apt.(Photo credit: AFP).

"The imperative to build more homes was overriding anything that might get in the way and I think the housebuilders got at the Department for Communities and Local Government to say all of this is going to be costly and difficult," he said.

The second game is to claim a moral imperative to build trade barriers.