Sentence examples for be as indispensable from inspiring English sources

Robots, he feels, will soon be as indispensable as smartphones, and OSHbot is just the beginning.

It is a lesson worth considering for free-agent role players — who may not be as indispensable as they think — and for general managers — who annually overspend on nonstars.

This seems to be the perfect image for how Facebook imagines its own future: they want the site to be as indispensable as your mobile and to deliver your daily news, like a newspaper.

Many other applications are possible and the new version of the carnivore supertree should prove to be as indispensable as the previous one.

One of the modern day paradoxes is how a work system that proves time and again how dispensable we are when it comes to layoffs and demoting also drives us to try and be as indispensable as possible to the workplace.

In Wednesday's season opener against Sacramento, the Hornets began their ambitious, obstacle-laden attempt to persuade locals that the relocated N.B.A. franchise desires to be as indispensable to this city as the Saints, the French Quarter and red beans and rice.

Getting out is as indispensable as oxygen.

1889-1973 "Educatisn is as indispensable as water and air".

In certain fields, like construction, sales and trade-show management, walkie-talkie phones are as indispensable as oxygen.

Is Mr. Bloomberg really indispensable? "Nobody is indispensable," Mr. Rohatyn said, "but he's as indispensable as anyone I know in doing that particular job.

Smith has been as indispensable as any Knicks star this season, providing points, clutch shots, defense and fire.