Sentence examples for hard necessity from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kerry came here by hard necessity, hoping for a miracle.

It's not optional but a hard necessity that needs to have been addressed yesterday and will prove increasingly vital to the long-term health of industries that can't afford to be ignored by half the population.

I will argue that many companies relocated their production to China for reasons far removed from the hard economic necessity.

Thomasin in The Witch; Morgan in Morgan; Casey in new film, Split: They're all delicate but hard through necessity, through not being understood by outside forces.

The lessons from the Brown government are that hallowed traditions about proper parliamentary debate, and genuine cabinet government, aren't merely principles but hard, practical, necessities.

Work in the public sector in general, and development work in particular, is by necessity harder to assess.

Journalist Jarrett Hill was among the first to point out that lines Donald Trump's wife spoke about the necessity of hard work and strong family values seemed familiar.

So experts judge that a hard ceasefire is a necessity for any serious inspections.

can only appeal to people who like to hear women belittled, and everything trashed – and it's hard to see the necessity for it when we've already got plenty of trash and belittled women.

But with the Labour leadership trapped between a rock and hard place of political necessity and economic reality, that sum of £30bn is far more than the party is planning.

David tried to imagine how it would feel to sleep and wake when you wanted to, to choose your life without thinking of anybody else, not to be broken into the hard frame of adult necessity.