Sentence examples for apparent indispensability from inspiring English sources
The apparent indispensability of key professionals, in the health sector for example, is often used as an argument against shorter weeks.
Therefore, what he takes to be the main argument for platonism, which relies on the (apparent) indispensability of mathematics to science, is resisted.
He might have been right on the first score, as the apparent indispensability of LOL and FYI would seem to attest.
So Stokes had reasserted his indispensability in both departments.
Yet indispensability is often a matter of timing.
All revolts break against their indispensability to modern society.
This event terminated Wallenstein's indispensability to the emperor.
What is it, then, that makes someone a candidate for the cloak of indispensability?
"He is a micro-manager par excellence, convinced of his own indispensability.
Racine and Corneille both contradicted Dante and Chaucer on the indispensability of a catastrophic final scene.
