Sentence examples for burning necessity from inspiring English sources
It seems to have been written out of burning necessity," said Alex Ross in the New Yorker.
From the Dangerous Dogs Act to anti-terror laws, the statute book is blotted by misconceived bills that seemed, in the heat of outrage, to be burning necessities.
The steam engine, however, suffered from low thermal efficiency, great weight and bulk, and inconvenience of operation, all of which were primarily traceable to the necessity of burning the fuel in a furnace separate from the engine.
We can do our utmost to imagine what war and invasion mean, but we have only the imagination to help us; they have the real thing burning into their consciousness the necessity of straining every sinew to put an end to it.
They do it out of absolute necessity, not a burning desire to reap the benefits of our cultural splendor.
"Compounded with the necessity for discounts, this meant that the cash we were burning on every single order was increasing rather quickly with no immediate end in sight," Singh explained.
The results of this study illuminate the necessity for national legislation in Brazil to regulate more rigorously PM air pollution in high biomass burning areas during the dry season.
For Gingrich, remaining unapologetic in the face of accidentally burning the holy book of the people of the nation whose hearts and minds you are trying to win is a necessity to "American exceptionalism".
