Sentence examples for to exigencies from inspiring English sources

Some serious issues are tackled, including realistic references to exigencies created by the current economy, from moving back with Mom and Dad (No. 452: "Do nonmonetary things to help out") to joblessness (No. 3: "Don't get hurt when the world doesn't care about you.

The prince's duty to educate officials arises from the fact that judges and governors do not simply act in the name of the prince, but due to exigencies of time and geography must often act in his place.

While it's still unclear what the Muslim community in Brooklyn might seek from outside activists, key alliances will undoubtedly form in response to exigencies of the moment.

A total of nine features are used (details omitted due to exigencies of space).

As such, the degree of physiologic complexity contained within the dynamics of a system under basal or "free-running" conditions is believed to fundamentally relate to the capacity of that system to adapt to the exigencies of everyday life [ 25].

As the title suggests, this paper explores the competing pressures toward ESP accommodation to institutional exigencies and to a critical response to those exigencies.

The 1957 reforms, however, did not achieve the efficiencies required in order to free up Regular personnel to meet the strategic requirements to maintain a regular field force that was ready to respond to the exigencies of the Cold War.

Due to political exigency to speed up Omanization of the physician category, the medical colleges have tried hard to increase their intake capacities.

— For many Americans, the basic compact car stands as a matter of sacrifice — to financial constraints, to fuel economy demands, to the exigencies of urban crowding.

Through the inevitable experience of frustration the infant learns to adapt itself to the exigencies of reality.

To be sensitive to the exigencies of beach reading, I'm including only four books, the thickest of which is 266 pages (excluding footnotes).