Sentence examples similar to a sustained necessity from inspiring English sources

Synthetic biology includes, as a principal part of its agenda, a sustained, well-funded assault on the necessity of tacit knowledge in bioengineering and thus on one of the most important current barriers to the production of biological weapons.

A sustained, all-out dedication to new music is a necessity to keep the Philharmonic from becoming an exercise in nostalgia.

"We can also edit in resistance to disease, and maybe even make plants more efficient in the way they use nitrogen". Given that the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations has predicted that population growth will require food production to increase by 70percentt by 2050, the promise of greater efficiency isn't just a nicety but a life-sustaining necessity.

What is a sustaining cause?

You adopt a new dynamic – "War o'clock" – where you track hours and days according to the amount of time it takes to secure basic life-sustaining necessities.

"Inmates are at the mercy of their jailors for basic life-sustaining necessities like water, food, and medical care," the district attorney wrote in a court filing.

As the company embarks on an ambitious 10-production season of Bausch's "City" pieces in London in June and July, the fragility of her work, the question of how long it can be sustained and its necessity, has never felt more resonant.

Given the near constant exposure to the seductions of injurious lifestyles, sustained vigilance is a necessity for sustained success of lifestyle disease prevention.

A: By necessity.

A wild, sustained choral shriek.

I continue by pointing out the temporal dynamic of an ambiance and the necessity to sustain a sense of continuity of the environment.