Sentence examples for continuing necessity from inspiring English sources
Recently, General David Petraeus stated: "The recent progress by American and allied forces against the Taliban and other insurgent groups is 'fragile' and 'reversible,' making the continued presence of American troops in the oft-violent country a continuing necessity".
Hence the continuing necessity — and thrills — of gallery shows like this one.
The Justice Department action in South Carolina underlines the continuing necessity for the Voting Rights Act, nearly four decades after it was first passed.
They also demonstrate the continuing necessity to instill skills, confidence and courage in girls and women to deal with explicit and covert discrimination, and then advocate for real change.
The United States faces a continuing necessity to be prepared for and capable of responding to a major disaster be it a massive seismic event, a major hurricane, a pandemic outbreak, or a terrorist event.
SOTOMAYOR: As you know, some of the justices in that recent decision expressed the view that the court should take up the constitutionality of the Voting Rights Act and review of its continuing necessity.
He continues, "Necessity is a command which is issued from God Most High, so people may attain those perfections that lead them to happiness" (Fi'l- kawn wa'l-taklīf, 143).
In a discussion The Economist hosted on the future of space travel, two sides debated the necessity of continuing to head toward space.
The intervention group received a HBICR containing medication use, exercise program, smoking-cessation counseling, and education regarding risk factors, nutrition, and the necessity of continuing the program, whereas the control group received traditional care.
It's striking that, despite all its sardonic surroundings, the central encounter – which touches on broken friendships, Thomas Mann, coming out of the closet, boys, and the grim necessity of continuing to write – still registers as moving and true.
Elias National Park, between ice climbing and a terrifying drop into a glacier moulin, I got some real on-the-job experience with fear — and with the necessity of continuing to work in the grip of terror.
