Sentence examples for be considered indispensable from inspiring English sources
But it has taken from 1997 until this week -- a total of four head coaches and who knows how many missed tackles -- for Farrior to be considered indispensable.
The emphasis that the Portuguese Prime Minister placed on social issues, in his words "a primacy of politics over the economy," indicates that national choices and policies are to be considered indispensable in the fulfillment of European objectives.
Worth the investment, Orlando: Women's Writing in the British Isles from the Beginnings to the Present (http://orlando.cambridge.org) should be considered indispensable for all scholars of literary history.
Thus the impact of social capital on health behaviors must be considered indispensable in connection to inevitable structural inequalities (Friedman et al. 2007).
This expertise and also the experience of women are considered indispensable, especially on issues of prosperity, well-being and the concept of labour [31].
They have achieved the improbable feat of disarming tribesmen in a society where guns are considered indispensable emblems of manhood.
His instruction books Pressure Basketball (1963) and The Coach's Art (1978) were considered indispensable guides for coaches.
THE ALL-PURPOSE ALMANAC For 18th-century American families, two kinds of books were considered indispensable: Bibles and yearly almanacs.
HOWE's invention, the germ of all successful machines, used the shuttle in forming the stich, and it was considered indispensable to its successful working.
Mr. Slonimsky's many reference works, among them "Music Since 1900," "A Lexicon of Musical Invective" and the last several editions of Baker's Biographical Dictionary of Musicians, are considered indispensable by musicians, critics and music lovers.
Additionally, it provides new hints for the elaboration of alternative models describing the molecular mechanism of EMCV IRES mediated translation, in the absence of eukaryotic elements that were considered indispensable for its function.
