Sentence examples for a necessary characteristic of from inspiring English sources

"Competitive flexibility is a necessary characteristic of an innovative growing economy, and we are at the edge of losing it".

The private had a pathetic reverence for his superiors, a necessary characteristic of military life if one wishes to order others around one day.

Being disagreeable is therefore a necessary characteristic of the emotion charged with the task of signalling danger, a "must" in its job description, and anxiety fulfils it to perfection.

At the same time, the composition of the equilibrium solution remains a necessary characteristic of the hydrostatic and dynamic properties of clay water systems.

In other words, Dasein (and so human beings as such) cannot but be open: it is a necessary characteristic of human beings (an a priori structure of our existential constitution, not an exercise of our wills) that we operate with the sense-making capacity to take-other-beings-as.

Violence is not a necessary characteristic of true revolutions, though it is common and happening in Ukraine.

Yet his book can hardly be read as an apology for CCP rule--in stark contrast to Jacques, who blithely informs us that Chinese culture regards "paternalism" as "a desirable and necessary characteristic of government".

As alluded to above, neb zebrafish share all necessary characteristics of human NM (Jones et al., 2003; Laing and Wallgren-Pettersson, 2009).

Rather, the monofilament score can be used to rule out such risk, which ultimately is the necessary characteristic of a routine screening test.

Cheerleading, he said, "although not presently an N.C.A.A. recognized sport or emerging sport has all the necessary characteristics of a potentially valid competitive sport".

The first premise is to define the necessary characteristics of a good referral letter to Specialised Mental Health Care and to translate these characteristics into a valid instrument to measure the quality of these letters.