Sentence examples for no imperative from inspiring English sources

In practice, what these impassioned speakers usually mean is that it is urgent no, vital!—no, imperative!—for all countries but their own to get to grips with climate change.That is natural enough.

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

Remorseless, he feels no imperative to do so.

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

That sounded vaguely Biden-like, suggesting Ryan feels no imperative to impose his moral convictions on those who disagree.

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 were no imperatives in his voice.

To some the matrons' clothes now being offered may symbolize the pernicious social politics of the Eisenhower years, but to others the clothes may stand for a period without "mommy wars" and "mommy myths," a time in which there were no imperatives to own Baby Mozart, serve organic grains or come home from work and commit two hours to a child's long division.

Nevertheless he did include some extra rules, such as a rule forbidding imperatival conclusions based on premises that include no imperatives.

John Taschek and several others were extolling the virtues, no, the imperatives of motorcycle ownership.

He also mentioned that he no longer uses imperative loops but instead sequence functions like forEach, map and filter.