Sentence examples for financially necessary from inspiring English sources

However financially necessary, the decision is symbolically potent.

Increasing Nigeria's heavily subsidized gas prices is considered a financially necessary, but politically explosive, measure.

But the parent company's chairman and chief executive, Nobuyuki Idei, is unlikely to impose draconian measures unless financially necessary, say people who know him.

But Mr. Sheen said the tour was financially necessary because, at the time, Warner Brothers was withholding profits he was owed from "Two and a Half Men".

And at a time when both partners are likely to have jobs that are personally rewarding and financially necessary, uprooting one to accommodate the other is often not an option.

Rather than regarding this as an awkward but financially necessary period of sacrifice, Sperber reveals how fulsomely Marx supported the laissez-faire, pluralist politics of the Rhineland bourgeoisie: "the system of commercial liberty hastens the social revolution.

Labour, for whom parliamentary and ministerial salaries have always been financially more necessary, will claim that only rich Tories could afford to suggest cutting ministerial pay, while pointing out that some Labour cabinets have forgone pay increases.

The majority of participants indicated that they were prepared to help their parents and parents-in-law financially when necessary.

The result is often that these startups never learn the financial discipline necessary for growing a long-term, financially successful business.

Most social scientists today, no matter their political persuasion, agree that divorce, while sometimes necessary, financially drains families and is often tough on children.

Putting him on child care was hard on us financially, but very necessary for my mental peace and his growth.