Sentence examples for imperatives rather than from inspiring English sources
This one says, "The reviewer asks for imperatives rather than gerunds here.
"They are sometimes motivated by commercial imperatives, rather than the interest of viewers.
We think with proper delight of lark song, accepting cultural imperatives rather than judging for ourselves.
But the scholars also say the legislation contains flaws that have resulted from political imperatives rather than sound economic thinking.
But they tend to evolve in response to an ongoing understanding about how organizations can best align technology investments with business imperatives – rather than evolving in response to virtual servers or new technologies that are rapidly emerging.
Although occupational imperatives rather than a change in household composition may motivate most of the moves by younger tenants, tenants often want to stay in their building when household size grows if they can get a larger apartment or, perhaps as a temporary expedient, adapt the one they are in.
The method of arriving at them, the language employed, the emotional space from where it is created, and the politics involved in it, all make it seem more like a management practice, and a business imperative, rather than an act of passionate human endeavor.
The opportunities to make an impact go deeper for companies who make collaboration with NGOs a business imperative rather than a box to check.
If the TDV or AP approaches were being followed, the use of semi-log hedonic specifications would imply that a geometric index would be an imperative rather than a choice.
As I noted in a previous Forbes column on workplace flexibility, companies which view workplace flexibility as a strategic imperative rather than an employee perk will benefit by attracting, engaging and retaining the best talent.
