exigency in a sentence

1. 8) and the exigency of Jewish witness.

2. This methodological exigency has already been posed by Galileo.

3. There will never be easy solutions; strictness and exigency must prevail.

4. The exigency of the building extends to acoustic and thermal performance.

5. This is an exigency of the times, and the divine remedy has been provided.

6. State prosecutors would argue that there is a viable exception for exigency.

7. The exigency of her love will be for the man the most purifying magical filter.

8. One says, “Free people from economic exigency, and they will do beautiful work.”

9. Is Marxism just a disguised ethical exigency opposed to the natural tendencies of the species?

10. Laurent Kondratuk, The code of 1917 : between technical exigency and intransigent Catholicism,

11. From every part there emerges the exigency to give more room to women in society and in religion.

12. Since we began our journey in Mallorca, we have put a high degree of exigency in our way of doing things.

13. There were many changes in the area inside the ancient wall of 1078 to adapt the town to the new exigency.

14. We love the environment around us and we believe in the exigency of choosing green whenever it is possible.

15. The exigency of Red Hat engineers, administrators and architects are high as compared to any other profiles.

16. As such, the selection criteria of applicants are demanding and this exigency level is kept along the course.

17. But we do demand the recognition of a historical necessity and of an economic exigency in which we all find ourselves.

18. The exigency of the ingredient to medical cures led to its importation from abroad, and to inevitable piracy of shipments.

19. In virtue of this exigency, the Church has always held that "nobody is to be forced to embrace the faith against his will".(26)

20. And the ancients themselves confess that this practice was introduced by human arrangement, according to the exigency of the times.