Sentence examples for it's imperative now from inspiring English sources

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It is imperative, now more than ever before, that we exercise that power with humility and respect.

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It is imperative, now more than ever, to understand how these very terms have to come be diluted and bleached out for the meaning-makers and the meaning-receivers.

"That idea of connectivity, of breaking down the barriers of language, culture, religion, and showing that we all want the same things — it's imperative right now," Sutherland said.

Said Foreign Office Minister Sir Alan Duncan, "it is imperative that we act now to save our ocean from unsustainable activities and protect its unique ecosystems which we still know so little about.

So, it's imperative we take action now.

Now it's imperative that millions of us stand up with them to defend the Arctic and demand their immediate release".

"Wherever one works now, it's imperative that one fully internalises the demand for maximum performance regardless of the toll it might take on one's health, family or sanity.

Now it's imperative that the lower courts move with full speed in adjudicating the prisoners' cases so they do not spend one more day than necessary without a fair hearing.