Sentence examples for nothing imperative from inspiring English sources

Because, in fact, Mr Hunt's lawyers insisted, "there was nothing imperative in what [Hunt] was saying or doing".

Informed consent and education about all options, including doing nothing, is imperative.

But the only political passion that Kasich showed in his goodbye speech was in a broad call to lower taxes and to get rid of regulations; of the issues facing the country, he said, there was "frankly, nothing more imperative" than passing a balanced-budget amendment to the Constitution.

By James Wood In "All for Nothing," moral imperatives are never free of ignoble interests.

Nothing is more imperative than the trust of that relationship, and Airbnb's move to renew its commitment to expanding its safeguards goes a long way towards securing that dynamic.

There's nothing like an economic imperative to sharpen the mind.

And if nothing else, the demographic imperative of the future electorate provides an offset to present-day political qualms.

Only the one sharp imperative cry, nothing more — but he recognized the sound, and stopped and closed his eyes for a moment before turning to watch the cruiser nosing toward the curb.

Only the one sharp imperative cry, nothing more but he recognized the sound, and stopped and closed his eyes for a moment before turning to watch the cruiser nosing toward the curb.

Moreover, it's regarded as a legal imperative, although nothing in the law requires the shareholders to come first.

In a nation with 54 million pre-diabetics -- and already reeling from 88,000 diabetes-related foot amputations a year -- one would think that nothing could be more imperative.