exigency
exigence

The exigencies of my position were foreign to her culture.

But the exigency of the old man's eyes held her.

And neither, really, do the exigencies of running for president.

"The exigencies of the situation give me the right," the man said.

The exigencies of commerce turned out to be something else again.

But she could not think beyond the exigencies of her immediate situation.

For their part, state officials said, such steps may be necessary, given current economic exigencies.

This, too, was an exigency they had been prepared for.

And if the form changed, it was as a response to the exigencies of content.

The three were well equipped for all the exigencies of their search.

Not that financial exigencies are ever far from a buyer's mind.

Instead, his voice took on a note of harsh exigency.

But the exigency of our requirements makes the risk necessary.

The exigencies of war soon brought him back to active duty.

The exigencies of an election year do not go unnoticed.

But be prepared to surrender to the exigencies of time.

May we meet, after you've recovered from the exigencies of battle?

"I think it was a good decision, given the exigencies of the moment.

You were obliged to kill him, given the exigencies of your situation.

But it was shaped by exigencies of time, place and method.

Women worked extremely long hours when the exigencies of the family economy demanded it.

Though very young, she seems to understand both the prisoners' humanity and the exigencies of war.

She had not grasped the true extent of his personal exigency.

Therefore we grew less willing to accept exigencies not our own.

At the same time, he has had to adjust to the exigencies of his restricted life.