Sentence examples for other imperative from inspiring English sources

The other imperative, remaking Labour's credibility as an alternative government, will not be served if the party looks like a fiscally irresponsible outfit which has learnt nothing from its past mistakes and is in hock to sectional interests.

Yet the other imperative is a huge infusion of financial assistance into Afghanistan and Pakistan, money considered crucial to helping stabilize governments with tenuous holds on power in the face of terrorist and insurgent violence.

I use this illustration to try to indicate the profundity of the delusion that an ambitious man can have about his own affairs, and how blinkered he can be to any other imperative.

Increasingly feeble, moody, and influenced by his military and landowning friends, the Marshal forced the government to spend huge amounts on the army and navy and hopelessly indebted estates at the expense of unemployment relief and other imperative needs.

Moreover, the effects of the lift, virtual mass and suchlike other imperative non drag forces inclusive of wall lubrication as well as the turbulent dispersion have been examined.

Where the steels have been used for this purpose there has been some other imperative driving the design, usually corrosion resistance or architectural requirements rather than the inherent structural properties of the steel.

Is it an aspiration, airily brushed aside when other imperatives beckon, or a guiding principle?

Paula Milne's adaptation had other imperatives, such as getting the blinking story told in 90 minutes.

An invalid wife and the war, among other imperatives, preëmpted his attention, but, fitfully, he and Dickinson stayed in touch.

In the 20th century, as normal schools were brought under the umbrella of the modern university, other imperatives took over.

Nobody likes to eat crow in plain sight, especially in front of millions of viewers, but there are other imperatives at work.