The phrase "as more necessary" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express a comparative degree of necessity, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The project will be prioritized as more necessary than the others."
Alternatives: "as increasingly necessary" or "as more essential".
But his first-term record and his determination for ever more tax cuts have made Social Security reform more difficult as well as more necessary.
While the creep of familiarity might slowly breed acceptance, a more powerful driver is sheer need: in the 2005 Maastricht study, the experimenters discovered that if a product was perceived as more necessary — butter, for instance, as opposed to fish fingers — people were more willing to accept genetically modified alternatives.
They said they also planned to meet with representatives of the Greek government before a critical meeting of the Group of 20 advanced and emerging economies on Thursday, and they defended the terms of the bailout package as "more necessary than ever today".
In the intervening 20 years, large parts of the Dutch political spectrum, and much of Europe's, have evolved toward a position (closer to his) that regards respect of national law and tradition as more necessary than any further European accommodation to a growing Muslim community.
Penny, a thoughtful critic of fantasy fiction herself, champions escapist stories as more necessary than ever in dark times, but of course entertainment and inspiration aren't enough, either.
As blood transfusions are life-sustaining for patients with the more severe forms of thalassemia, it is perhaps not surprising that they view transfusion as more necessary than chelation.
Simply put, many more Americans are seeing food as more than a necessary fuel whose only requirement is that it can be obtained and consumed without much difficulty or cost.
And even if they will take it, they'll still need basic skills like the ones mentioned above, which are deemed by employers as far more necessary than an understanding of the socio-economic impact of zombies after the apocalypse.
Because medication underuse related to perceived medication harmfulness but not perceived necessity, we speculate that patients may view their prescribed medication as relatively more necessary than safe.
Gillard argued "the speed and temper of our times" was "already working to undermine faith in the ability of democracies to cope and to embrace reform" even as it became more necessary than ever.
As no item is more necessary for a traveler than reliable footwear, the comparison is not meant as an insult.
