Sentence examples for new exigencies from inspiring English sources

But the rules of this game change with the new exigencies of traffic aggregation.

Rather, the new hybrid models and the old pure platform and publisher players that have evolved seem to be in the best position to face these new exigencies.

It is the emergent product of a mind continually immersed in controversy and ever obliged to rethink old positions in light of new exigencies, obliged to turn yet again the stone turned so many times before.

The point is that an agency like the PUC is not relevant to the new exigencies implicit in the telecommunications field.

Awareness of Quality of Service (QoS) is emerging as a new exigency in both design and implementation of SOC applications.

He joined the Senate as a tireless champion of expanding the New Deal, but the exigencies of power were not kind to his liberal reputation.

Middot, (Hebrew: "measure," or "norms"), in Jewish hermeneutics or biblical interpretation, methods or principles used to explicate the meaning of biblical words or passages to meet the exigencies of new situations.

Butterfly" being one, Mr. Hwang's subject has been the experience of Asian -- or, more specifically, Chinese -- immigrants in America and how they forge the traditions of the old country with the cultural exigencies of the new.

A decade after 9/11, it's worth rereading Don DeLillo's 1997 masterpiece, "Underworld," to appreciate how uncannily the author not only captured the surreal weirdness of life in the second half of the 20th century but also anticipated America's lurch into the terror and exigencies of the new millennium.

Just one last point on how well Mr. Landesman understands the exigencies of his new mandate.

The exigencies of the new-style labour market will put increasing pressure on governments not only to dismantle obsolete labour regulations, but to adapt to the growing need of both employers and workers for more flexible pensions, training and in the United States health care.