Sentence examples for but also necessary from inspiring English sources

Such an attitude is not only peculiar to rational beings but also necessary to them.

Members of Parliament insist that their proposals are not only justified but also necessary.

Flexibility is not merely desirable but also necessary if cultural property is to serve the public as fully as possible.

Whatever it is, I find the risk of entrepreneurship to be not only worthwhile but also necessary for fulfillment.

All of this is not only possible; but also necessary, because the transition to a low-carbon, climate-resilient economy makes economic, social, and environmental sense.

This request is not only civilized, but also necessary: you can't have distractions when making the important decision of what to have for lunch.

My plan to move to France and run a ski chalet with my husband (another disaffected teacher) was not only carefully considered, but also necessary.

What makes this movie worthwhile is the clarity and sincerity of that hope, which it recognizes as trite but also necessary.

"Not Only Possible, But Also Necessary: Optimism in the Age of Global War," the Chinese curator Hou Hanru, who is the director of exhibitions at the San Francisco Art Institute, has titled it.

Scores of his neighbors are childless, like him, or have children born ill or with birth defects -- stigmas in a society where large families are not only expected but also necessary for economic survival.

Some patients and doctors had to postpone not just elective but also necessary operations for lack of space at other hospitals.