Sentence examples similar to So-called necessities from inspiring English sources

So-called "necessity" entrepreneurs, who emerge from unemployment to establish their own businesses, experience improvements in mental but not in their physical health, according to the study from economist Milena Nikolova, a faculty member at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands.

This so-called necessity is all in the name of a mistaken adherence to an all-male celibate priesthood in my church.

Judge Wilbert rejected Mr. Roeder's efforts to present a so-called necessity defense, pursuing an acquittal on the basis that he was justified in his actions to prevent some greater harm.

The case is a blow to environmental campaigners but marks the furthest defendants have managed to go in an American courtroom using the so-called "necessity" defense that argues such actions are justified to combat catastrophic climate change.

A judge in Wichita ruled that Kansas law did not allow a so-called "necessity defense" in the trial of a man charged with killing a doctor who performed abortions.

Mr. Yengich, a veteran of civil rights battles in Utah — he defended protesters against President Jimmy Carter in the 1970s and anti-nuclear activists in the 1990s — has asked Judge Dee Benson of Federal District Court to allow a so-called necessity defense at the trial.

So-called "sharing economy" companies have been at the forefront of mobilizing their users to their defense, mostly out of necessity.

So-called vertical funds.

So-called electron-neutrinos generate electrons.

A particularly neat illustration of how Albany has reinterpreted the rules of democracy is provided by the so-called message of necessity.

Mr. Silver said Mr. Pataki was out to hurt the city by failing to send a so-called "message of necessity" that would allow the Assembly to pass the measure immediately.