Sentence examples similar to every necessary trait from inspiring English sources

That optimism is a necessary trait for Atlantic salmon anglers.

It's probably a necessary trait for anyone trying to overturn an entrenched status quo.

From a survival standpoint, bias is a positive and necessary trait.

While curiosity is absolutely a necessary trait for success in science, the hard work has also to be done, and the exams passed, even by Einstein.

There seems to be something blasphemous, inhumane, in creating a corpse and trying to beautify it – or rather, in considering beauty to be a necessary trait in an anatomically accurate dead body.

Industrial fermentation imposes environmental challenges for production hosts, therefore robustness in the presence of inhibitory conditions is a necessary trait for biocatalysts.

WASHINGTON -- When President Obama announced he was nominating Sonia Sotomayor to the Supreme Court last year, he said "an understanding of how the world works and how ordinary people live" was a necessary trait for a justice.

However, recent advances in post-genomic biology are indicating that polypharmacology may be a necessary trait for the efficacy of many drugs, therefore questioning the 'one drug, one target' assumption of current rational drug design.

CES's organizers have proven themselves pretty good at rolling with the punches – a necessary trait when vying to maintain one's position as the biggest show for one of the world's most dynamic industries.

While 173 stocks may seem a big number it's double what the portfolio held three or four years ago Keeley says they have one necessary trait in common: their simplicity.

This is a wonderful and necessary trait for successful managers in today's clubhouse environment.