Sentence examples for Equally indispensable from inspiring English sources

As president of the European Commission, he played an equally indispensable part in overcoming the forces of monetary disintegration that threatened to wreck the community.

But if there is an element of theatre to the political process, then politics, at least in Britain, is an equally indispensable part of theatre.

It's the marriage of Chicago and China: to rise out of poverty, he and Monga write, markets are "indispensable" but government is "equally indispensable".

This course, taught by two pediatric anesthesiologists, offered a perspective frequently undervalued by many undergraduate pre-medical programs: that art and science are equally indispensable within a pre-medical education.

It seemed unfair that a secretary's wages would have been fully deductible while those of my nanny were not -- even though she was equally indispensable to my being able to work.

Nurses in other sectors will be equally indispensable as the focus on health across the UK shifts towards caring for more patients in their own homes rather than hospital, managing patients with long-term conditions and caring for an increasing ageing population with complex needs in an integrated health and social care system.

The freedom agenda also cherry-picks some rights as indispensable to democracy when others are equally important.

There are two equally important, indispensable steps for removing the President.

MR. FRANK -- He said what the Constitution says, that there are two equally important, indispensable steps to removing the President.

As "children" of the Dao, all beings are indispensable and occupy an equally important station in the order of ziran.

Application of zinc oxide nanoparticles in different areas of science, medicine, and technology suggests that it is an indispensable substance which is equally important to man and animals.