Sentence examples for for a very necessary from inspiring English sources
"It is among this self-organized people where the foundations for a very necessary alternative project can be found.
In other words, in order for us to have a future not completely defined by violence, anger, and finger-pointing, I am essentially calling for a very necessary kind of soul-searching that America needs to do before what happened to Congresswoman Giffords becomes as routine as the too-many-to-count assassinations and assassination attempts we witnessed in the 1960s and 1970s.
That ability to dissociate may not be an entirely appealing trait, but it is probably a necessary one for leaders, and is a very necessary one for Mr Brown.
The combination of Univision Fridays and the ESPN and Fox double bills on Sunday evenings will take time to establish itself as part of the cultural rhythm of US sporting life, but it's a very necessary development for the growth of the league.
Having said that, I imagine that this was a very necessary step for the self-driving car project, as well as for our personal use.
HR may be increasingly viewed with distrust as a "corrupt" agent of the corporation, but that view also undermines what is a very necessary function for a healthy workplace: a group of people who can facilitate the politics that will inevitably crop up in even the best corporate cultures.
At that time, the Greens seemed to me to be a very necessary movement for the country.
If you have never had a conflict, you have never connected to the level that pushes the strings to a very necessary skill for growth: Connecting.
He referred to Shah as the Krishnamurti of Sufism, breaking down people's fixed ideas in many directions as part of an awakening process that is "a very necessary preparation for the new world".
"From everything I know at this point, I'm very much still of the opinion that this is a very necessary step forward for Arlington," Dorsey said.
