Sentence examples for even indispensable from inspiring English sources

He's not, whisper it, even indispensable.

A healthy relationship is made of a broader array of shared and even indispensable interests.

Breast pumps can be useful, even indispensable and, in some cases, lifesaving.

Nearly a decade later, Mr. Bush's father similarly appealed to broader principles and chose multilateral cooperation as an effective, even indispensable, means toward ousting Iraq's Saddam Hussein from Kuwait.

"This is not about the use or enforcement of patent rights, which are necessary and even indispensable to foster a competitive European research-based pharmaceutical industry," Mr. Monti said.

What makes leak cases difficult is that some leaking — some interaction between reporters and sources who have access to classified information — is normal, even indispensable, in a society with a free press.

Erdoğan has hollowed out the country's institutions – including the military, at long last – and has made himself even more indispensable.

She has become even more indispensable with the arrival of the Fox Business Network, a competitor for CNBC, which has dominated television business news while piling up enormous profits (estimated by analysts at about $300 million a year).

If Mr. Arafat is the Bush administration's dispensable man, Mr. Sharon in the short term may seem even more indispensable to the administration than he has been, as it seeks to keep matters relatively calm here during an Iraqi campaign.

What makes the car even more indispensable in New Jersey are a profusion of official and partisan events related to the state's multilayered thicket of government: 566 municipalities, 21 counties, hundreds of boards and commissions.

So with the caveat that this is only a snapshot, here is how some big-name politicians have fared since Sept. 11: Vice President Dick Cheney, regarded from the beginning as a seasoned, calming force in the administration, has seemed even more indispensable.