Sentence examples for an often necessary from inspiring English sources

It's an attitude of fairplay that gives sport an often necessary moral and ethical dimension.

Carol Iddon, managing director of operations at Action for Children, said: "Technology is an often necessary part of the lives of children and parents alike, but it's important to maintain a balance with other activities and quality family time.

Conservatives tend to look upon compromise and shout: "Betrayal!" Liberals have more often tended to sigh: "Well, I figured as much". The blogosphere has given liberalism an often necessary jolt of the former disposition, but it's still the general reflex of the liberal mind (again, including my own) to assume the worst and nod knowingly as it inevitably happens.

Many challenges are very similar but I'd definitely count going against the flow as being an often necessary ingredient for progress in either one.

Saima Aftab, MD, medical director of the Fetal Care Center at Nicklaus Children's Hospital in Miami, says staying home with a child with complex medical needs is "a full time job and a half". And an often necessary one, because medical daycares can be understaffed, and spaces hard to come by.

Similarly, we found that the standardized list for preventive care plans was experienced as helpful and an often necessary tool.

Which is that being crappy is a natural, often necessary step... one that leads us to being awesome.

Personhood would also prohibit scientists from destroying embryos they create in laboratories, a process often necessary during in vitro fertilization and in types of scientific research.

I wasn't an "A" student and it was often necessary for me to input a fair amount of time and effort to see positive results.

Cost-cutting during a downturn is often necessary to ensure a company's current profitability and future competitiveness.

Steady state crossflow microfiltration (CMF) is an important and often necessary means for varying sized particle separation.