Sentence examples for * the indispensable to from inspiring English sources

These "third-country nationals," as they are known in Army lingo, handle logistics from the indispensable to the trivial.

It's been a while since I updated the bookmarks you'll find next to the articles on the Frugal Traveler blog page, so I've decided to add a bunch more, ranging from the indispensable to the just-for-fun.

Since we mix labour, something that is inherently part of our own due to the indispensable bond to our bodies, with the material we work with, we gain an entitlement to call the thing we mix labour with our own (Locke [1689]; Widerquist [2010]).

It is to be 200 feet wide, and to be carefully broadened so as to include grounds for the superstructures indispensable to the railroad.

"We haven't ordered a big hike," he said during his weekly radio appearance, "just the amount indispensable to guarantee the maintenance of service".

The envoy, who last week called the general "indispensable" to American interests, is expected to arrive in Islamabad at the end of the week.

"The skeptics and isolationists... have lost the vision indispensable to great leadership," he said.

But what James Madison called the "indispensable" power to impeach should not be allowed to atrophy, as has Congress's power to declare war.

He is the indispensable footnote to everything everyone is trying to teach you, the footnote that pulls the rug out from under the established truths being so firmly avowed in the body of the text.

And Microsoft has incorporated its other services, such as Skype and cloud storage capabilities, to make the device indispensable to an average family.

Such as it is, this makes the fair indispensable to new millionaire buyers with limited artistic knowledge and no autonomy of judgment.