In 1838, the New York Mirror wrote how an ice box ''is now considered as much an article of necessity as a carpet or dining-table".
Either American prices must rise faster than European (which will be the case if the Federal Reserve Board allows the gold influx to produce its natural consequences), or, failing this, the same result must be brought about by a further depreciation of the European exchanges, until Europe, by inability to buy, has reduced her purchases to articles of necessity.
But there's something missing from all these articles: the necessity of allowing our kids to see us fail.
This is up to you, however; this article covers the necessities of educating her a bit on the culture of Goth, and getting rid of her poseur tendencies.
Spoiler alert: this article, out of necessity, refers to the plot of I, Daniel Blake frequently.
This article describes the necessity of developing robotics ontologies and standards focusing on the past and current research efforts.
If any one important species of these labourers is impeded, we risk the loss of some article of prime necessity.
This article outlines the necessity for alternative materials, recent developments in designing new materials, and their application in various nanophotonic devices.
The method described in this article avoids the necessity and complexity of dummy jobs, is easier to program for a computer, and also seems more straightforward in explanation and application.
It may be quite true that in Oklahoma ice is, not only an article of prime necessity, but indispensable; but certainly not more so than food or clothing or the shelter of a home.
When you read an article on the necessity of defending that choice (like those from Marie C. Baca, writing here and Chris Kornelis, writing for The Atlantic), you might think that only the "fearless formula feeder" needs support, while the triumphant nursing mother, saluted by the phrase "breast is best," revels in the security of a job well done.
