Sentence examples for if not indispensable from inspiring English sources
This is where foreign direct investment can be useful, if not indispensable.
For that sake, the washback effect imposed by such a high-stake test as NCT is useful, if not indispensable.
Taking the perspective of object or task/transaction similarity we experimentally demonstrate that it is highly advantageous (if not indispensable) for the real-time performance to fully utilize the task level and structure of transactions, in particular for safety-critical applications.
Howard in 1983 "It is frequently difficult to develop proof in discrimination cases and the evidence provided by testers is frequently valuable, if not indispensable".
The use of an instrument such as the FCSA tool, which is based on a partnership approach, proved fruitful if not indispensable for documenting the support needs of caregivers accurately and for gaining a better understanding of what it means to be an early-onset dementia caregiver.
The military argues that Manas is not indispensable, and that if the United States is required to leave, American bases in the Persian Gulf will pick up the slack.
In situ testing is considered to be particularly beneficial (if not even indispensable) for concentrating collectors in terms of cost effectiveness and feasibility.
He said the dolls are all about superstition and are not indispensable, and advised people not to spend money on them if they cannot afford it.
"The Americans are not indispensable".
"Ecologically, the bear is not indispensable," he said.
