Sentence examples for inescapable imperative from inspiring English sources
Whether your aspirations are to work domestically or internationally, collaboration across difference is an inescapable imperative of leadership for the public interest.
Perhaps she thinks that for something to be morally bad would imply or presuppose a kind of inescapable, authoritative imperative against pursuing that thing, while thinking that in fact the universe supplies no such imperatives (Mackie 1977; Joyce 2001; Olson 2011, 2014).
What companies once regarded as merely a moral imperative creating organizations that are genuinely human has become an inescapable business imperative.
There is therefore an inescapable moral imperative for rich countries to take the first action, first, to avoid further damage by rapidly reducing their carbon emissions and secondly, to share their wealth and skills with developing countries to enable them to adapt to climate change and build their economies sustainably.
But the imperative, inescapable accompaniment to Israel is Palestine.
But, as global climate change continued to accelerate, my personal vision of Alaska as a place apart was challenged in an inescapable way, and I felt a growing imperative to expand my music to embrace a broader vision of the world.
But it's inescapable to notice that in the 45 years I've lived, so much changed, so much of traditional culture is vanishing so quickly that there's this imperative to document it.
His presence is inescapable.
