Sentence examples similar to unfortunate imperative from inspiring English sources
It's a real unfortunate economic imperative".
To make up for this unfortunate fact, it's imperative to make employment attractive through secondary benefits such as childcare, flex time, gyms and exercise classes, healthy food offerings, gamification prizes and extras like free-lunch Fridays.
This creates the unfortunate impression that judging others is a Christian imperative, while the opposite is true.
In a statement yesterday, Robert M. Devlin, the chief executive of American General, said it was "imperative that we move swiftly and responsibly to correct an unfortunate historical practice".
When I say the editors got it "mostly" right in their note this week, the qualifier arises from their inadequate explanation of the journalistic imperatives and practices that led The Times down this unfortunate path.
While proponents call the rules a democratic imperative, critics view them as a byproduct of runaway republican idealism, with sometimes unfortunate consequences.
[and] realize that 'mirage of wealth' that had ever hung before his father's eyes".1 The whole unfortunate saga of Mark Twain's "ordeal" originated, for Brooks, in this acceptance of financial imperatives that distorted his capacity as an artist.
"Communication is imperative".
