Sentence examples for but as necessary from inspiring English sources
Even something as simple but as necessary as dishwashing liquid is unavailable.
And those rail floats, rusty and simple but as necessary to winning the war as a fighter plane, came from Brooklyn.
Once a champion of human rights, at least in rhetoric, the United States has justified its rights violations not as aberrations but as necessary national security policies, and in the process has greatly undermined international human rights law.Kristin FloodCharlottesville, Virginia.
The Midwest casino boom -- there are now 86 commercial casinos in six states and 87 American Indian operations -- is part of a broader diversification of the economy in a region long-dependent on dying industries that now increasingly relies on tourism and entertainment, not as supplemental extras but as necessary pillars.
As with basic liberties, opportunities for welfare have value, not in themselves, but as necessary conditions for the sort of self-realization to which Mill assigns pre-eminent intrinsic value.
Not easy, ever, but as necessary to me as it was difficult.
It is harder, but just as necessary, to honor those who craved the basic freedom to be irresponsible.
A taller order, but just as necessary: make clear that the gun violence is not about violent people with guns – it's about guns, period.
The disadvantages of that trend were recognized, but perceived as necessary to reduce the risks associated with the high costs of ARVs.
The three redlines were no longer described as pre-conditions but as objectives — as "necessary outcomes of any negotiation".
