For it is about our actions that we deliberate and inquire, and all our actions have a contingent character; hardly any of them are determined by necessity.
One of the odder aspects of the story is that Pitts had written about a little brown church, an unusual color that, in the subsequent event, was determined by necessity.
"Most of the things about which we make decisions, and into which we therefore inquire, present us with alternative possibilities….All our actions have a contingent character; hardly any of them are determined by necessity," he wrote.
The Johnson administration believed that spending should be determined by necessity and efficiency.
"Freedom actually begins only where labor which is determined by necessity and mundane considerations ceases," said Karl Marx a century ago.
Its shape, like the pen, the chair, the cup, was determined by necessity, and Apple made sure that apart from a few very small features, its shape was determined solely by necessity.
This is determined by necessity of rigorous estimation of the critical zones when it comes to analysis of damage and non-linear behavior.
In contrast to the previous treatment of linear receptive field models, which were determined by necessity from first principles, it should be emphasized that the structure of the quasi-quadrature model is not at all determined by necessity.
Here is an example of an introduction of a basic one paragraph long block quote: The short story, "The Things They Carried," lists the items carried by soldiers in the Vietnam war to both characterize them and burden the readers with the weight they are carrying: The things they carried were largely determined by necessity.
The aesthetic for most of the student films is determined by economic necessity.
