Sentence examples for fully necessary to from inspiring English sources

Outside references aren't fully necessary to appreciate the evening on its own testosterone-charged terms, as 10 overprivileged swells gather to feast themselves on a "ten-bird" dinner in which — uh oh! — one of the requisite fowl is revealed to have gone missing, a discovery that only amplifies the celebrants' wish for chaos.

"The retention payments at AIG and Morgan Stanley are both essentially the same form of extra compensation, and they are not fully necessary to retain executives in this tough financial market," Menendez told Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner in a letter.

The retention payments at AIG and Morgan Stanley are both essentially the same form of extra compensation, and they are not fully necessary to retain executives in this tough financial market.

Heat exchangers of any types are fully necessary for sourcing heat energy to, as well as disposing the low temperature waste energy from, the ORC system.

"She was fully prepared if necessary to defend the case on the merits".

-What context or background information is necessary to fully understand this quotation?

"Government cannot by itself create the employment necessary to fully offset the millions of jobs lost.

Earlier both men had said they felt "a sexual act was necessary to fully respond to Tracey's piece".

But Gruber argued that it might not be necessary to fully repair the Web site to forestall disaster.

That side of Oliver's work is necessary to fully appreciate her in her usual exhortatory or petitionary mode.

A healthy knowledge of '70s pop culture — from Tony Orlando to Howard Cosell — is necessary to fully appreciate "When Things Were Rotten".