Sentence examples for sometimes imperative from inspiring English sources

I recently spoke with him in his midtown studio (where he seems to work, eat, and sleep) about his career, what he sees as a "renaissance" in Brooklyn's music scene, why he wants in on it, and why it is sometimes imperative to make a Pokemon album to help out the little guy.

I recently spoke with him in his mid-town studio (where he seems to work, eat, sleep) about his career, what he sees as "renaissance" in Brooklyn's music scene and why he wants in on it, and why it is sometimes imperative to make a Pokemon album to help out the little guy.

In the case of migratory species, habitat switch can be sometimes imperative in order to reach a particular ontogenetic stage.

Sometimes the imperatives of politics force people to be unreasonable and do unreasonable things….

Mr Bush should use his visit to build on this constructive case and take on the China-bashers more publicly not only for the sake of China trade but also to stress America's commitment to free trade in general.Coax and co-operateBeyond economics, Mr Bush needs to balance two sometimes competing imperatives.

Coercion in the ordinary sense may be an inferior form of power, but there is sometimes a moral imperative to use it, otherwise we would never have a police force.

Sometimes it's imperative to just deliver the ball a short distance as quickly as possible.

For expressionists (such as the composers Schoenberg, Ernst Krenek, and René Leibowitz) music carries austere, and sometimes doctrinaire, moral imperatives.

A1 If President Bush decides to release a secret document describing omens of a catastrophic terrorist attack in 2001, it would be the latest example of how political imperatives sometimes force officials to set aside the government's normal procedures for classifying and declassifying "national security information".

The camera system screws up on its own, so sometimes manual adjustment is imperative.

"They are sometimes motivated by commercial imperatives, rather than the interest of viewers.