Art Kleiner, the editor of the excellent Strategy & Business, conducted two lengthy interviews with him in 2009, in order to write a profile of him as a "thought leader".The resulting article is indispensable, and not just because it contains some of C.K.'s last thoughts on all sorts of subjects.
4. Pareto's Principle: The 80/20 rule (mentioned in my previous article) is indispensable when thinking about how I spend my time, which clients we sign and/or renew and how we build products.
For many Republicans, missile defense is an article of faith and an indispensable part of the Reagan legacy (unfortunately, they rarely embrace Reagan's other legacy, his dream of a world without nuclear weapons).
Facebook has repeatedly said overall sharing is healthy, but this intimate content — not news article links — is what makes Facebook indispensable.
These terms are indispensable for annotating canonical pathways based on review articles.
This article was adapted from "The Corner Office: Indispensable and Unexpected Lessons From CEOs on How to Lead and Succeed," by Adam Bryant, author of the weekly "Corner Office" column in The New York Times.
Eight times today, I mouse-clicked through a high-speed phone line onto the Internet, where I searched the Nexis database of newspaper articles...A computer is as close to indispensable as any machine I own.
Owing to the continuing changes and discoveries in medical and scientific fields, it is indispensable to assess the rate of updating of cardiovascular articles.
In last week's article on Japan's technology champions ("Invisible but indispensable") we located Westinghouse and the old heart of the American steel industry in Philadelphia rather than Pittsburgh.
In that advisory role, Brennan became what a New York Times article called "a priest whose blessing has become indispensable" for Obama.
