Sentence examples for indispensable aid from inspiring English sources

It explains why photography is an indispensable aid in the unique identification of criminals.

As Caleb recuperates, with the indispensable aid of the whiskey looted by John, the three men warily establish the contours of their new relationship.

The practice of utilizing fingerprints as a means of identification, referred to as dactyloscopy, is an indispensable aid to modern law enforcement.

An indispensable aid to following "The Chemistry of Tears" is the viewing of something Mr. Carey himself has surely seen: the recently restored mechanical silver swan on display at the Bowes Museum in County Durham, England.

Yet Midgley seems ambivalent about this, perhaps because she largely avoids the epistemological issues raised by her suggestion that myths are an indispensable aid to organising our perceptions but that they also do harm by slanting our thinking.

He has fabulous, famous lines, and Mephistopheles is no longer a version of the reality principle but a goad to desire, the cold instrument of endless heat, an indispensable aid to unfulfilment: But now I see that we can never know Perfection here on earth.

The Italians had acquired exceptional privileges in the ports because they supplied the indispensable naval aid and shipping essential to regular contact with Europe.

The delayed maturity characteristic of humans, and the unusually short intervals between births, makes indispensable the aid of fathers, older siblings, aunts, uncles and even unrelated others.

Their help is indispensable in aiding man to purify and elevate himself.

Something as indispensable as hearing aids — which cost upwards of $5,000 (and that's just for the basics) — should be as accessible and, frankly, affordable as a smartphone.

More focus and more aid are indispensable if further deterioration is to be averted.