Sentence examples for but indispensible from inspiring English sources

Ralph Kundig, one of the lead campaigners, said ahead of the vote: "For centuries this has been considered a utopia, but today it has not only become possible, but indispensible".

To express such things well in a film, to express them in a humane and unflinching way, to resist the temptation to entertain or soothe, to keep the film as arid as the material, as Haneke has done in "Amour," is to provide some very small but indispensible comfort.

Marriage and fulfilment, rather than death and disgrace, are high on the agenda – and good haircuts, smart clothes and liberal helpings of The Higher Common Sense (as preached by Flora's guru, the fictional but indispensible Abbé Fausse-Maigre) will help to make them happen.

It's not because I am indispensible, but because I can now see, when I look back, that like many of my hard working, compassionate colleagues, I was heading for burnout.

Heinz, a packaged-food company based in Pittsburgh, has announced that it will close its tomato-paste plant in California in 1998, preferring to buy this indispensible but mundane ingredient for its ketchup elsewhere and concentrate on adding value to it by burnishing the image of the brand.

The networks were also not designed to tackle the much larger and complex issues of creating peace between their member states, but by providing indispensible capacities to member states that are only available through symbiosis, they very well may be an incentive to further peace agreements.

Rab6 seems to be indispensible, but we found no expansions in the genomes examined.

As related by former US President Dwight D. Eisenhower (while the commander for allied forces in Europe during WWII) plans are useless, but planning is indispensible (16).

Being legendary sacred basil (Tulsi), is recognized [ 5, 6] not only for its sanctity, but forms an indispensible part of the traditional herbal medicine of East as discussed in Ayurvedic text of Charaka Samhita as well as Unani medicinal system.

This technique is undoubtedly challenging but might be indispensible in revealing enzyme-substrate relationships for the ~500 mammalian protein kinases, which fall into large groups with identical or similar target site motifs but very different substrate proteins.

As Patsopoulos [ 20] points out, rather than distinguishing between explanatory and pragmatic trials (PT), it might be better to see them as points on a continuum; both indispensible but different in what they reveal.