Sentence examples for a necessary force from inspiring English sources

Rogers sounds like a necessary force for change.

The idea that competition is a necessary force for good is deeply ingrained in our collective psyche.

Insertion and withdrawal tests were also performed in porcine cadaver brain showing a necessary force of 66 mN for successful explantation.

Selected in 1855 by the state legislature to serve in the United States Senate — in preference to Abraham Lincoln — Trumbull gravitated to the ranks of the Radicals in 1861, badly underestimating the newly elected President Lincoln as an expedient opportunist, and perceiving himself and his allies as a necessary force to goad the supposedly ineffectual president into action.

These days it is a relatively weaker Russia that regards battlefield nukes as a necessary force multiplier.On March 23rd NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR), US Air Force General Philip Breedlove, said the alliance would have to rethink how to respond to aggressive Russian troop movements carried out under cover of legitimate military exercises.

He argues thus: "It is universally allowed that matter, in all its operations, is actuated by a necessary force, and that every natural effect is so precisely determined by the energy of its cause, that no other effect, in such particular circumstances, could possibly have resulted from it" (ECHU 54).

Later that year, a group of men describing themselves as freemen seized a trapping cabin in the Alberta wilderness and said that they would defend it from authorities "with all necessary force"—a sentiment we now see playing out with the Bundy militia in Oregon.

The new military-appointed government has promised for more than a week to use all necessary force to clear out the sit-ins, which were established by Mr. Morsi's Islamist allies in the Muslim Brotherhood upon his ouster on July 3.

While Fajgenbaum has developed a novel research model, patient-run advocacy groups are often a driving, and necessary, force in the world of rare diseases, said Mary Dunkle, vice president of educational initiatives at the National Organization for Rare Disorders.

It is a large but necessary force for this strip of barrier island between Barnegat Bay and the Atlantic Ocean.

Members of both the earlier and the later historical schools viewed government intervention in the economy as a positive and necessary force.