Sentence examples for this same imperative from inspiring English sources

What Das Gupta discovered is that wealthier and more educated women face this same imperative to have boys as uneducated poor women — but they have smaller families, thus increasing the felt urgency of each birth.

Some thirty years later, His Holiness, The Dalai Lama of Tibet, whose people are among the most persecuted by the Chinese government, echoed this same imperative in a letter to me dated May 8 , 2008"China today is an emerging world power.

His prose follows the same imperative.

"I think Sofia grew up with the same imperative".

Mr. Wood is driven by the same imperative as any traditional artist of the past.

People just don't feel the same imperative about space now.

The problem with Samantha's "journey" is that it follows the same imperative as the bottom line, the upgrade: she drops Theodore like he's last year's iPhone.

But the technology companies that grew amid the striking scenery and balmy weather of the Bay Area have not felt the same imperative.

For her to be successful, Mrs. Dole has much the same imperative as Mrs. Clinton: to convince voters that there is more to her than celebrity and that she will work to earn the support of voters.

Broad distribution of its content "was the strategic imperative behind our entry into the satellite business, and that same imperative now propels us into the digital world," he wrote in the chairman's letter, suggesting that his postspace-age ambition may be even grander.

Other OPEC members do not feel the same imperative to drive prices lower.