Everyone will be shy at first – they might seem a little irritated or even disgusted – but once you really commit, it'll be like the final scene of Ferris Bueller and you'll have become the indispensible fun champion of the office.
Similarly, others are pointing out that the country now faces total crisis not accidentally but in line with Erdogan's plan to monopolize power, become the indispensible figure amid chaos.
Human resources, once the forgotten stepchild of corporate culture, is poised to become the game changer: goal oriented, data driven, sophisticated, indispensible.
And the dash is indispensible for surrounding a list that already contains commas -- weakly beginning a sentence with a conjunction, misspelling indispensable, and incorrectly using a comma before the and preceding the final item in a series -- but undiluted dashiness has become the mark of the slapdash writer who fails to take the trouble to differentiate among the pauses of punctuation.
Howard McGary and Bill E. Lawson's Between Slavery and Freedom: Philosophy and American Slavery (1992), is an indispensible source for philosophical analyses of these arguments, and the engagement of normative philosophy with historical and sociological theories of U.S. slavery.
The Salmonella microsomal assay has become an indispensible tool for the screening of mutagens and carcinogens, particularly when a large number of samples have to be tested, as in the present context for the screening of air pollution.
Biomonitoring for environmental chemicals in human biological media has become an indispensible feature of the chemical risk assessment landscape.
"The museum should become an open source".
High-resolution structures of the ribosome and its complexes with protein factors have become an indispensible basis to understand the intriguing functions of this cellular apparatus.
