Sentence examples for almost as necessary from inspiring English sources

The Internet isn't as essential as electricity, but it has become almost as necessary to contemporary life.

"Over the Rainbow" was written by the bipolar Harold Arlen -- "Arlen's manic side may have been almost as necessary to his compositions as his gloomy one, simply because it gave him the heart to write in the first place.

These days, the comments section of any engaging article is almost as necessary a read as the piece itself — if you want to know how insider experts received the article and how those outsiders processed the news (and maybe to enjoy some nasty snark from the trolls).

Either way, Congressional action would be necessary almost as soon as members return from their Fourth of July recess.

In Oregon, tens of thousands of ballot signatures were delivered (almost twice as many as necessary), meaning a measure to fully legalize recreational marijuana in the state will be on this November's ballot.

Comes with the territory, and I've long accepted that – I'm sure a lot of PR folks think of those as necessary evil almost as much as we do.

In my own research, I've noted how Revelation employs choirs to praise God immediately after its most horrific scenes -- almost as if some justification is necessary (15:2-4; 15:4-7).

Yet, as exemplified by the response to the Nuremberg Code, almost no one regards informed consent as necessary and sufficient for ethical research.

There's a very large lake in Northern Utah that has almost as much salt as should be necessary for this rumor, but as it comes from one of our people from Apple behind the lines, there's a chance that we might see some of these details in the future.

Revise and edit the villanelle as necessary until it almost has a song-like quality.

IN Italy, artichokes are almost as common as onions, so normal and necessary are they considered.