Sentence examples for the imperative is from inspiring English sources

The imperative is simple, the consequences fatal.

The imperative is the need for privacy.

Perhaps the imperative is not sporting but economic.

The derivation is operatic, grand operatic, that is; the imperative is largesse, style, majesty of presence.

The imperative is to get this legislation passed and get the spending started right away.

The imperative is, rather, not to be psychologically trapped within any one system.

"The imperative is to go from the few to the many," Mr. Tierney said.

"I don't think the imperative is ideological as much as it is commercial," he said.

The imperative was to get all those people who had been frightened witless to chill out.

Again the imperative was to return to business as usual as quickly as possible.

A certain pants-making company promoted its denim three years ago with the imperative "Be stupid".