Sentence examples similar to a choice necessary from inspiring English sources

As a musician and an artist, do you think that not working full time, and being on the dole, is a lifestyle choice necessary to allow your creativity and musical expression to manifest and flourish?

We don't think such a choice is necessary, but it is worth considering what that choice entails.

Then a choice is necessary between revising one's judgment to bring it into line with the systematic implications of the other specific judgments, or else revising the rules (with the possible consequence that a similar problem will arise in another quarter).

But you can't, and a choice is necessary.

(With that said, if it's a choice between necessary depth of field and diffraction, then you might choose to err on the side of diffraction over defocus.

I was touched by these stories of people, not far from my neighborhood, making whatever choice necessary to survive when good jobs are not available.

We have a choice to make necessary changes to the profession or to continue to frustrate the educators who are doing exceptional work with limited time and resources.

The center won't say whether the results represent good or bad news, a choice it calls necessary to foster constructive debate--but some environmentalists claim that such rigid neutrality masks the dire straits of certain ecosystems.

Crucially, Afghan officials must make the difficult choices necessary to create an efficient and corruption-free government in which its people can believe.

The credit agencies have given Congress clear marching orders: Come together in a bipartisan way and start making the tough choices necessary to restore fiscal sanity.

PROPER perception of the environment is essential for an organism to modulate its behavior and make choices necessary to both survival of individuals and propagation of the species.