Sentence examples for seemingly imperative from inspiring English sources

What the strategic mergers have in common is a belief that, in a global economy, scale is seemingly imperative.

The fortunes of both parties hinge on the seemingly conflicting imperatives of stoking jobs and growth while bringing down the deficit.

"It is a precious good … but it is a good like none other, because to obtain it one must seemingly give up the imperative to have it".

A group of dads meet regularly for coffee after dropping their kids off at school in the rarefied Manhattan neighborhood TriBeCa, their friendship seemingly based on a publishing imperative to link their stories into a novel.

Despite the latter rationale is seemingly more acceptable, both are imperative implication for offering a better environment for medical students.

Do apparently difficult artists have more imperatives in their lyrics or song titles than others, or do seemingly easier to work with musicians express their frustrations with imperatives more within their writing?

Naturally there's a business imperative to this frictionless ability to do seemingly magical things with your phone.

It's imperative to know when to step into a seemingly dangerous situation.

This shortfall is the product of a seemingly limitless demand for health care services and the litigation-driven imperative that all complaints be explored to the fullest possible extent with the maximum possible speed.

It is an age-old struggle between personal benefit and community benefit, and many Americans seemingly perceive that the economy today is neither sick enough nor well enough for either imperative to prevail.

These are places seemingly forgotten by the state so maximising the number of people this campaign would reach was imperative.