Sentence examples similar to a mutual necessity from inspiring English sources
Canaccord quotes a Collins Stuart analyst note from Friday that said a Palm/Dell merger would "be born of mutual necessity and represent a strategic fit for both parties".
But Administration officials say the countries have a good working relationship based on mutual necessity.
Unfortunately, it can be hard to persuade different camps of their mutual necessity.
David Wenhold, president of the American League of Lobbyists, based in Washington, said the current "cold war" relationship between the White House and K Street lobbyists was one of mutual necessity, with the White House relying on lobbyists' expertise and connections to help shape federal policies.
The U.S.-Pakistan relationship has hit rough spots before, but the two sides have always patched things up — less out of affection than mutual necessity.
In this way, they can situate themselves in a better position to help the Iranian people, without risking the success of the people's movement for change, or risking their own chances at negotiating with Iran on issues of mutual necessity.
Much like his late compatriot, Seve Ballesteros, you are left with the impression that professional necessity belies a mutual antipathy between the golfer and the US.
The cabinet has been derelict in accepting Blair's gun-to-the-head timetable; the more adamantly they all repeat the mantra - as they do even off the record - the more it looks like a mutual pact on the political necessity to park their brains on this one.
Rivals by necessity, the two share a friendship and a mutual respect that contradicts all of the caricatures.
A mutual friend introduced them.
