Sentence examples for imperatives explained from inspiring English sources

Economic imperatives explained why individuals have switched membership and allegiance based on salaries, resources and the regularity of payment.

Perhaps the economic imperative explains why the affluent south-east doesn't figure as prominently as you might expect (given its mild climate) in the Bloom awards.

It was imperative, he explained, "to sleep with the woman who had slept with the master".

Mindful of that imperative, Winthrop explained.

"The commercial imperatives of explaining products and services to customers on the web kicked the FAQ phenomenon into high gear," says Russell Shaw, who has written a style manual for FAQs.

There's no ethical imperative to explain why a fictional story exists.

And recognition of this financial imperative also explains why Mission is keen for them to dovetail with the kids' market.

I learnt time-management, how to work under pressure and how to communicate effectively – something really important as it's imperative I explain my ideas clearly and fluidly.

He added, "I think they have an imperative to explain to the American people not only the danger, but also enough of the background so that people are convinced this is for real".

After reaching out to GLAAD for advice and clarification, I thought it was imperative to explain and amend my wrong.

"If you ask experts about the importance of sexuality, whether in prison or not, they'll tell you it's imperative," she explains.