Examples of 'exigencies' in a sentence
Meaning of "exigencies"
'Exigency' is a noun referring to an urgent or pressing situation that requires immediate attention or action. It is often used in formal or professional contexts to describe critical circumstances
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Meeting the exigencies of the market place.
Or unenforceable as may be necessary to fit the exigencies.
Exigencies of partnership building and donor negotiations.
It all depends on the exigencies of the situation.
Exigencies of his problem or from intellectual curiosity.
You can understand the exigencies of politics.
The exigencies find launched this creator.
Often according to the exigencies of war and trade.
The exigencies of the services do not permit delay.
We must balance current exigencies with future requirements.
The exigencies of the military situation.
They are subject to the exigencies of the common good.
Exigencies of the work might demand.
People respond to exigencies provided by genre every day.
Annual leave shall be subject to the exigencies of services.
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But the exigencies of production take first priority.
The audience has exigencies as well.
As the exigencies of the road call for here.
Home leave shall be subject to the exigencies of service.
It has its exigencies and requirements.
These instructions may be understood as socratic exigencies or requirements.
Because of the exigencies of the service or safety rules.
They also train for exigencies.
This includes the exigencies of restitution and reparations.
Other differences were generally the result of local exigencies.
Adequate to the exigencies of government and the preservation of.
You can even save up a bit for exigencies.
Both human exigencies found their conjunction in him.
They acknowledge the exigencies of war.
To the exigencies of our time and.
His fellows might be too flexible in such exigencies.
Would depend upon the exigencies of the case.
It is the one preparation that meets all exigencies.
He resigned it owing to the growing exigencies of his rainfall observations.
The exigencies of the natives.
To state and local funding exigencies.
To the exigencies of our business.
Expertise that meets your exigencies.
The exigencies of the moment.
It is not strictly required by the exigencies of the situation.
Exigencies of the special situations.
We have vast fleet for all your exigencies.
Such are the exigencies of war.
The exigencies of war had made life a daily struggle.
Money for the public exigencies.
Such are the exigencies of commerce.
A capability to provide the first line of response to operational exigencies.
To satisfy his own exigencies and those of the state.
Medical residents are subjected to high levels of stress and exigencies.
Escape from the mundane exigencies of the lower world.
