Sentence examples for distinctive necessary from inspiring English sources

My guess is that, until they have developed something to say, which has to be distinctive, necessary and relevant to people (in their own estimation) – until they are clearer about what the party is for – then no amount of campaigning is going to kickstart that elusive revival again.

15 … each person has this distinctive necessary property: that of having grown from the particular pair of cells from which this person in fact grew.

This says that: … each person has this distinctive necessary property: that of having grown from the particular pair of cells from which this person in fact grew.

Both "Broadchurch" and "Low Winter Sun" tell crime stories set in striking locations, but only one of the new shows premiering this week manages to be both distinctive and necessary.

This paper explores whether and how forms of entrepreneurial governance effecting deprived regions of the UK have embraced urban design as a necessary and distinctive feature of regeneration efforts.

It was fascinating to me then, as a person who hardly knew her, and the grace, humor, and intelligence with which she tells the story, in all its fragments, to all you strangers, is as necessary and distinctive a memoir as they come.

This suggests that the gestures in Groups (D, E, F, G, H, and I) are not so distinctive that all views are necessary for correct recognition.

Decoding meaning from prosodic and lexical information in speech may be particularly rapid and automatic among AP possessors [52] because of distinctive neural pathways that are necessary for speech and music processing [53].

In 1956, he became the announcer for the original "Price Is Right," where he came up with his distinctive drawn-out delivery, which was necessary to fill screen time, and which became a standard style of American game shows.

Even when these practices are no longer strictly necessary for preservation, the distinctive alterations in taste that they produce have cultivated a continuing demand for fish preserved in these ways.

So it is first necessary to understand the distinctive features of flood forecasting in integrated rainfall runoff simulations.