Sentence examples for a hard necessity from inspiring English sources

It's not optional but a hard necessity that needs to have been addressed yesterday and will prove increasingly vital to the long-term health of industries that can't afford to be ignored by half the population.

Mr. Kerry came here by hard necessity, hoping for a miracle.

"The hard necessity of bringing the judge on the bench down into the dock has been the peculiar responsibility of the writer in all ages of man". It was something Algren wrote in 1961, as an added preface to his prose-poem, "Chicago Cityy on the Make".

The trouble was, such wariness had left a vacuum which community politics had filled: a politics to do with housing poverty but also anti-racism, cultural self-assertion and the hard necessities of looking out for yourselves when others wouldn't.

So experts judge that a hard ceasefire is a necessity for any serious inspections.

Because of their one-sided information, he became convinced of the necessity of a hard line.

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Brad DeLong has a post on Paul Ryan's hysterical reaction to QE3, which is worth reading just for this: "Honest money" is a Ron Paul dog whistle: the good productive workers, the bad exploitative usurers, the necessity of a hard-money depression to cleanse the monetary colon you know the drill.

I will argue that many companies relocated their production to China for reasons far removed from the hard economic necessity.

Thomasin in The Witch; Morgan in Morgan; Casey in new film, Split: They're all delicate but hard through necessity, through not being understood by outside forces.

A luggage strap is an absolute necessity with hard-shelled luggage.