Sentence examples for urgency imperative from inspiring English sources

According to a January 2018 article in McKinsey Quarterly, "The urgency imperative places a premium on agility: it enables the shift to emergent strategy, while unleashing your people so they can reshape your business in real time.

Marked reductions of frequency (pollakisuria) and urgency (imperative micturition) were also seen (included) in both groups, which were, however, more pronounced in the controls.

Brass and woodwind were lithe, every string accompaniment shaped with minutely controlled hairpin crescendos and decrescendos, giving them urgency and imperative.

Not everyone there had decided how they were going to cast their vote, but there seemed to be a consensus about the urgency and imperative to "move the country in a different direction".

Not "listen to" but "attend", which has an imperative urgency, a period feel and, as Sondheim himself pointed out in Finishing the Hat, alliteration on the accented beats.

Ten years ago the Rio de Janeiro environmental summit injected a new urgency into the imperative that economic development must be done in ways that can be sustained for future generations.

Since different surveys target different study areas for different temporal periods and different travel modes, identifying sample sizes for all transport modes at different spatio-temporal granularities is of imperative urgency given the high time and financial costs of GPS-based travel surveys.

With the looming gigantic AT&T-Time Warner acquisition deal, Moonves now faces an imperative urgency to put the two companies together again — as strongly advocated by Sumner Redstone, and his daughter Shari Redstone.

Excuse the sensationalistic head: the subject lends itself to hyperbole both because of its urgency and the imperative to draw reluctant readers.

The urgency of reaffirming the imperative of access to fundamental rights protections for all across Europe has never been stronger.

There's a similar imperative, an urgency, about being in the here and the now in Mr. Dorsky's work, even if the world in his films is of his own making.