Sentence examples for now incumbent from inspiring English sources

It is now incumbent on us to double down on our investment.

"I think it is now incumbent upon all the city stakeholders to look at the viability of our city centre.

"It is now incumbent on us to figure out what are the risks and whether we can do things to minimize the risks".

"In light of this fact, I feel it is now incumbent on me to refer the matters to the Queensland police service".

Those who have actively opposed GM technology have frequently expressed anti-science rhetoric – hence the Frankenstein allusion – but it is now incumbent on them to produce the scientific evidence to back up their claims.

It is now incumbent on the police to explain publicly why the investigation was not brought to the sort of conclusion the public would expect for this level of alleged criminal activity.

Amazon and Google are now incumbents, but not long ago they were disrupters blazing a trail in a time of profound change: the birth and widespread use of the Internet.

Now, incumbents must worry--not because they are in the wrong party, but because respect for everyone in Washington is on the decline.

Santelli says that the president doesn't act that fearful and that much of the fear was 2008, and now incumbents are going to go down, and those people are the ones with the fear.

During the 1898 territorial election, Rutherford again challenged the now-incumbent McCauley.

But the now-incumbent governor is currently in a three-way race against veteran and businessman John Warren and former Haley administration official Catherine Templeton.