Sentence examples for is no imperative from inspiring English sources

But there is no imperative; it is unclear why you should care now about sports fanaticism or the celebrity worship.

With squirrelpox virus, there is no imperative for it to become less virulent to red squirrels because it lives within the grey squirrel population as well.

There is no imperative, no profit, that could make Steven Gerrard, Liverpool's captain think it is right to play on that day.

But while there is no imperative to hire a lawyer, especially if the buyer is using a real estate agent, some factors may dictate retaining one, said Siegfried Busscher, a lawyer with the Brussels-based Schoups law firm.

Philosophy "holds up a mirror to the world" but "it is no imperative" (p. 148).

There is no imperative to sacrifice the mother in order to commence formation of the self in the cultural realm.

Mr. Parker acknowledged the "rumors and speculation" about American, but insisted that whatever might transpire in the discussions, consolidation "is no longer an imperative" in the airline industry.

Because health care reform is no longer just a moral imperative, it is a fiscal imperative.

Today, providing a quality, equitable education to all students is no longer solely a moral imperative, it's also an economic imperative.

"There was no imperative," says Leung. "There was no client".

In the cold war, there was no imperative for... ministers to be given daily updates on what the Russians were doing.