Sentence examples for four necessities from inspiring English sources

"My philosophy about investing in China is to stick to the four necessities: Food, clothes, housing and travel," Shen says.

These two necessities cost me nineteen dollars.

Many of the complaints have been for two necessities: bottled water and ice.

Some are struggling to afford even one out of those three necessities.

Chemicals and computer chips are two necessities for other industries around the world.

His two necessities - strict austerity and strict Republicanism are beginning to displease many of the French.

Get rid of those three necessities and you will go a long way toward a pest-free existence.

It's a block from the beach, with 27 clean, functional, family-friendly rooms and two necessities: a pool and air-conditioning.

Since then there have been four recessions, but they have not been so severe that consumers cut back enough on other things to push up the proportion of consumer spending devoted to the three necessities.

Double-digit increases in the cost of home-heating oil and natural gas act as a regressive tax on low-income families, forcing them to choose between two necessities.

Caught between two necessities -- placating his major international sponsor and playing to the home audience -- he may well in the end follow his deepest political instincts: to support (overtly or covertly) the Islamist radicals who have terrorized the once idyllic valley of Kashmir for well over a decade.