Sentence examples for with no imperative from inspiring English sources

Generally, with the exception of situations where a high number of dense fish schools are present, ZVEEC can be estimated directly from one frequency (120 kHz and probably 200 kHz) with no imperative need for multifrequency analysis.

The cultural capital inherent in Whiteness, and the fact that it is normalised and unchallenged, largely ensures its lack of interrogation, with no imperative to acknowledge and take responsibility for any complicity in perpetuating inequities or changing beliefs and practices [ 21, 22].

But for established stars with no financial imperative to write, who have made fortunes from hit albums and songs they've written, a memoir can also be a way to correct what they see as misconceptions, or at least an attempt to control their own narratives (often but not always using a ghost writer).

Bahat says the fund will be financially independent from Bloomberg, with no strategic imperative to work with the mothership.

With squirrelpox virus, there is no imperative for it to become less virulent to red squirrels because it lives within the grey squirrel population as well.

But the older sports, with no such imperatives, have taken longer to make the transition.

He began with an imperative — "Listen" — and started to explain the shop's reputation: "No water.

"See No Evil" opens with the narrator's flights of fancy and closes with an imperative about limitless possibilities: "Runnin' wild with the one I love / Pull down the future with the one you love".

In Ramsay's eyes, the problem was a lack of spontaneity — a difficult condition to fix with an imperative.

The decision not to operate, consistent with the Hippocratic imperative (first do no harm), would almost certainly grant him a longer life.

What's wrong with making music with the prime imperative of having fun?