Sentence examples for too imperative to from inspiring English sources

Living life was too imperative to let cancer slow me down.

And as one revelation after another shows that the data of US-based internet companies is not secure from NSA prying, they too face an imperative to restore consumer trust by pressing for stronger privacy protections.

For me, it's as much a political imperative to devolve, too.

There is also an economic imperative to move toward integration.

Just as business faces an imperative to innovate, so too do those who believe in social protection".

But I wonder too if it isn't about the imperative to sustain a sense of continuing crisis with an external enemy.

But if they are too hard-hearted to see the charitable imperative to help people like Khushal, perhaps I can offer them two motives of self-interest.

But since there's still a chance it's not too late, they all said it was imperative to keep fighting.

The admissions of the Saville report last week, and the government's apology for Bloody Sunday, remind us of the imperative to acknowledge responsibility for state crimes against civilians, however too little or too late.

And to that traditional mission we would add a fourth imperative – to enable others to do that too.

What I wanted to do was remind all of us who have been bullied that it's imperative to forgive, and that bullies are human too.