Sentence examples for some exigency from inspiring English sources
I would be tempted to point out the implication: "If that, and not some exigency or further argument, really is your reason for continuing to eat animals and animal products, then, it seems, you care more about an accustomed taste or tradition than about the suffering and killing of sentient beings".
Given the importance of this area, the sensor nodes constituting industrial wireless sensor networks must meet some exigencies such as secure data transmission, high sampling rate and synchronous data acquisition, which require such minimum level of data processing capabilities.
It did not read down 377 on the grounds of pity or some medical exigency, but on the grounds of what it called "the recognition of equality which will foster the dignity of every individual".
Pragmatists also typically require the existence of some sort of exigency or "passional" interest on the part of the subject that makes suspension of belief in that context impossible (or at least exceedingly ill-advised).
Some have responded by declaring "financial exigency," a way of saying they've got budgets so tight they need to lay some people off.
Weathering some of the exigencies mentioned above is part of managing the process of knowledge translation.
His earlier concerns were overridden by exigency.
In some shots, Bloom (partly because of his neatly trimmed moustache and Vandyke beard) resembles the young Errol Flynn, and his dashing Will is the clean-cut young man forced into piracy by chance and social exigency.
Pace supported this approach, as an exigency of war.
