Precious metals, such as gold and silver, were deemed indispensable to a nation's wealth.
In order to apply the proposed control, an energy storage system is deemed indispensable.
By then, color experts were deemed indispensable in business, and postwar American consumers had a seemingly limitless choice of hues.
Computerised technology has penetrated deeply into the service sector, taking over jobs for which the human factor and "cognitive functions" were hitherto deemed indispensable.
Over the centuries, human qualities once deemed indispensable to war fighting – muscular power, manliness, intelligence, judgment – have one by one become obsolete or been ceded to machines.
Objectives once deemed indispensable, such as nation-building and counterinsurgency, have been abandoned or downgraded, either because they haven't worked or because there's no longer enough time to achieve them.
His crime is the same: making too much noise about democracy under the nose of a military ruler whom Washington has deemed indispensable to its strategic and security interests in the region, where the Taliban and Al Qaeda thrive.
He had armed himself with a tape recorder, a Polaroid camera (flash turned off), and an open mind — three investigative tools deemed indispensable by Dr. Hans Holzer, at-large professor of parapsychology.
Thus, a distributed scheme is deemed indispensable for the proper performance of the network.
Resumed confidence will up money velocity literally overnight, new Federal Reserve programs deemed indispensable by so many today shelved like Jack Flash.
In livestock, management and transportation of animals can be deemed indispensable.
