Sentence examples for become most necessary from inspiring English sources
Once we manage to strike a balance between the scope of our desires and the reality in which we live, two things become most necessary (maxime necessaria): to obtain what we wish to have (habere quod velis) and to know how to use what we have (his quae habes uti commode scire) (De utilitate, OO, II, 1).
The struggle against Bolshevism became most intense.
Those defenses deemed most necessary, like airport security, may become more permanent.
Loewen became a huge presence in the least fashionable, most necessary, business of all: funeral homes.
The output of published materials, in all forms, is so vast that no single library, not even the largest, can hope to acquire everything; even in relatively specialized fields, some selection has become necessary, and most libraries have an explicit selection policy.
A more practical solution is the installation of thirty days storage capacity able to supply 80% of demand, which will become necessary when most of Europe's energy is obtained from wind power and solar power.
These two lateralized functions were most necessary for arboreal primates, whereas with evolution of a terrestrial life style postural demands became less important and both hands became involved in different kind of manipulation.
She used only the most necessary props.
Often the most difficult when the most necessary.
The most important, most necessary regulator, however, is the state.
Hire the most necessary staff.
