Sentence examples for indeed imperative from inspiring English sources

Of course, given the wealth that the Clintons have accumulated since Bill Clinton left office, it is perfectly legitimate, and, indeed, imperative, for journalists to examine their finances and try to identify possible conflicts of interest.

With the official unemployment rate still above seven per cent, and the real rate probably quite a bit higher than that, it is perfectly appropriate, and indeed imperative, for the Fed to adopt an accommodative policy.

Among the members of the civilized nations, who were destined to survive, improvement was possible and indeed imperative.

Randomized trials may be unethical in clinical cobalamin deficiency, but they are ethical, and indeed imperative, in SCCD.

"Indeed, his tragic end reminds all of us just why his vision remains so imperative".

After the Crimean War, the modernization of Russia had indeed become imperative if Russia was to retain its position as a major European power.

A cautious and unremitting search for the intralingual and therewith interlingual semantic invariants in the correlations of such grammatical categories as, for example, verbal aspects, tenses, voices, and moods becomes indeed an imperative and perfectly attainable goal in present-day linguistic science.

The goal (indeed the imperative) is to reduce your attackable surface and make yourself a harder target.

Washington dutifully recorded Tanacharison's words, fully aware that they exposed the competing, indeed contradictory, imperatives that defined his diplomatic mission into the American wilderness.

Indeed, CSR imperatives are now so pervasive that companies now have CR officers dedicated to managing this aspect of their existence, and operating as professionals in managing the companies' relationships with all their stakeholders.

"This court has the authority — indeed, the moral imperative — to grant Wilson the hearing that he seeks," Judge Wynn wrote.