Sentence examples for yet imperative from inspiring English sources
Aligning enterprise analytics to business capability maturity is a difficult yet, imperative process.
Yet imperatives of both city planners and curators have been inclining towards urban convenience, and towards similar neighbours in easily accessible locations, which might well be convenient industrial brownfields or refurbished buildings, high streets, historic lakefronts, or active downtowns.
(Just me?) And yet imperatives like this one — "You can admit that you haven't figured it all out yet.
Perhaps her adventure is so gripping because Strayed relates its gritty, visceral details not out of a desire to milk its obviously dramatic circumstances but out of a powerful, yet understated, imperative to understand its meaning.
Yet the imperative for an autonomous vehicle is not being driven by consumer demand, but by a powerful economic force central to the success of the on-demand mobility market.
A global dependence on oil sends Iran $100 million a day in revenue, adding yet another imperative for Congress to act on energy legislation.
Yet the imperative to spend this money efficiently can hardly be over-stated: the lives of millions depend upon how effectively available funds are allocated.
Yet the imperatives of life in the country are untouched by the holiday; the cattle, sheep, pigs and chickens still need feeding.
Yet it is imperative that it is rebuilt.
Yet the political imperative to line up with the government has proved overwhelming.
Action on the deficit, economy, energy, health care and much more is imperative, yet our legislative institutions fail to act.
