Sentence examples for become so necessary from inspiring English sources

As they put it: The particular concern is that reliance by political candidates on private patronage may, over time, become so necessary as to sap the vitality, as well as the integrity, of the political branches of government.

This was odd because the main reason the calls for an inspector general have become so acute — and necessary — is that the Police Department under Mr. Kelly has vastly expanded its widely loathed and constitutionally offensive tactic of stopping and frisking hundreds of thousands of citizens a year.

Under the circumstances, that is not the "chemistry" that has become so famous and necessary in sport (could Tiger have possibly resisted the temptation to question the quality of the equipment Lefty had just switched to? If they spoke, that is).

Mystery plays have now become so complicated that it is necessary to call in the police in order to solve them.

Unless things become so strained that it is necessary to change supervisors (as it was in my case), students tend to put up with bad behaviour.

This is partly because in many fields the knowledge base has become so complex that it is necessary for professionals to have a higher degree simply to understand research they are hoping to apply.

On 29 December 1711 (O.S ., before the charges had been examined, Anne, who owed to him the success and glory of her reign, sent her letter of dismissal: "I am sorry for your own sake the reasons are become so public which makes it necessary for me to let you know you have render'd it impracticable for you to continue yet longer in my service".

While the 20-student research organization still runs the program, it has become so entrenched that it is now necessary for the campus registrar to handle the process.

This cycle of demand and rejection created a self-fulfilling prophecy, as both right-wing and left-wing voices in the Israeli press concluded that if Jewish state recognition was not initially necessary, it had become so retroactively through the Palestinians' own refusal to offer it.

Here's a thriller for everyone: How have we become so intimate with machines that seem by turns so necessary, so enervating, so treacherous and so unpredictable?

Glass can become so weak or its surface so delaminated that it is necessary to strengthen it.