Sentence examples for be a very necessary from inspiring English sources

At that time, the Greens seemed to me to be a very necessary movement for the country.

This "energy intelligence" has been observed to be a very necessary part of a realistic transition from fossilized sunshine to a clean energy infrastructure.

As a result, while there is a degree of bias inherent in the research team being involved in the community engagement activities, it may also be a very necessary and appropriate step in building community engagement within these communities.

"Basically we are a very necessary corrective in German and European politics".

He does not try to downplay the negative impacts but says it is a very necessary industry.

In that context, food is a very necessary fuel, and for much of the time, I felt both like I was constantly eating and struggling to eat enough.

That ability to dissociate may not be an entirely appealing trait, but it is probably a necessary one for leaders, and is a very necessary one for Mr Brown.

As Shami Chakrabarti, director of Liberty says in the video: "Non-violent protest is not just a legitimate way to create change; it's a very necessary way to attempt to create change.

"Fire is a very necessary component in the Flint Hills as it is in other grasslands," said Brian Obermeyer, director of the Flints Hills Initiative, a project of the Kansas chapter of the Nature Conservancy.

I'm not blaming anybody, I'm merely saying this ought to be a real national debate and people who are involved in the very good business of surveillance, which is a very necessary part of a free society, ought to know that what they do is subject to very real concerns by people outside".

The combination of Univision Fridays and the ESPN and Fox double bills on Sunday evenings will take time to establish itself as part of the cultural rhythm of US sporting life, but it's a very necessary development for the growth of the league.