Sentence examples similar to unavoidable imperative from inspiring English sources
What the Scottish referendum has changed is that there is now an unavoidable political imperative for greater devolution elsewhere as well.
BAE Systems chairman Dick Olver said job cuts had been "unavoidable and imperative" because of the challenges facing the company.
Public-private partnerships therefore seem both, unavoidable and imperative.
There are other powerful, potentially unavoidable new imperatives that could invert expectations of productivity.
67 Since the antibiotic treatment of culture-proven sepsis is imperative and unavoidable, minimisation of empirical therapy in infants who have not actually developed sepsis or other neonatal infections contributes substantially to patients' welfare and may help to contain microbial susceptibility to antibiotic treatment.
Building resilience to these increasing extremes and many more unavoidable effects of warming is imperative.
Since assessment is currently an unavoidable component of any teaching programme, it is imperative that we take cognisance of how we assess and what we assess.
Some degree of loss of fish species diversity is unavoidable and selective stocking of species from other basins may become imperative, if yield increase is to be achieved.
Boring, but probably unavoidable.
