Sentence examples for essential only to from inspiring English sources

The intuitive reasoning is the following: (i) the feedback frame is an aggregation of an ACK and the FBP in order to save PHY header overhead and therefore energy consumption at reception, that is, the ACK is essential only to the body sensor, which transmitted in the previous contention-free data slot.

Those things are essential only to the nations of the past: nations that were formed from tribes.

Self-knowledge is essential not only to writing, but to doing almost anything really well.

Narcissism is essential not only to art and entertainment, but to all forms of public life.

A history book is essential if only, to paraphrase Auden, to teach the unhappy Present to recite the Past.

That process "is essential not only to the fairness but the accuracy and completeness of our report", he said.

Recapturing it was essential not only to open up one of the routes to Timbuktu, but also of symbolic significance.

Competent Iraqi security forces are essential not only to build a democratic country, but also to let the Pentagon start withdrawing troops, the Americans say.

The second view is that punctuation is essential, not only to avoid ambiguity but also because it "shows our identity as educated people".

As it suggests, escape from our technologically enhanced high-speed lives may be essential not only to happiness but also to a deeper joy that comes from quiet.

He considered it essential not only to study excavated artifacts, particularly those that were most commonly found but also to examine their geographic and stratigraphic contexts.