Sentence examples for seem imperative from inspiring English sources

For many businesses in the West, the idea of setting up operations in China can seem imperative and yet impossible.

If Bryant and O'Neal remain together, it would seem imperative for the Lakers to bring back Karl Malone, who opted out of his contract last month.

For one thing, our cultural understandings of homosexuality have evolved, making a renewed engagement with this crucial aspect of the "Search" seem imperative.

The Trotters are currently 19th in the table and, with Cahill departing, it would seem imperative that the squad - which has been blighted by injuries - is strengthened over the coming weeks if they are to avoid relegation.

In the circumstances it would seem imperative that Everton get a positive result from this game, but so long as they can cast this pressure from their minds they should probably do so.

With a union World Cup on in Europe, it would seem imperative for league to arrange as much international rugby as possible in the southern hemisphere, so that the players of Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, Papua New Guinea, France, even Italy and the United States, are not left enviously twiddling their thumbs.

Yet at times this interpretation seemed imperative.

Finding him there after death seemed imperative.

It seemed imperative, therefore, that Ms. Jeffers, in making a home, lard it with laminates.

At 22-0 it seemed imperative Wigan scored first in the second half to give themselves a chance.

It seemed imperative to the writer, after her mother's death, that her garden should not be allowed to disintegrate.