Sentence examples for indispensable both from inspiring English sources

Their involvement in the decision to go generic will be indispensable – both figuratively and literally – if the NHS is to safely make the savings on offer.

Galifianakis's beard has since become indispensable, both as source material for his jokes — "When you look like I do, it's hard to get a table for one at Chuck E. Cheese" — and as a symbol of sorts to his burgeoning fan base of young hipsters, many of whom are defiantly furry themselves.

Since a self-dual measure is thoroughly indispensable both theoretically and practically, the credibility measure is taken into consideration in this paper.

Interaction plots were found to be indispensable both in clearly presenting and understanding the complex relationships seen in the data, and in interpreting the results in terms of a number of practical engineering conclusions.

Economic solidarity is indispensable both for fostering tolerance and for achieving inclusion.

Germany and its north European allies have said the IMF's presence is indispensable both to win parliamentary backing for aid for any euro zone partner, and to keep the European institutions honest.

"Death and Dying" became an indispensable manual, both for professionals and family members.

Now, nuclear energy has come to be indispensable for both industry and for our daily lives.

And to believe that the licence fee is indispensable for both the BBC and public service programming is to mistake a totem pole for a tent pole.

There have been errors of judgment and waste in the public sector as well as private, and transparency and accountability are indispensable for both economic and political reasons.

Indeed, you could even flip the argument to say that the deep pockets of a corporate owner are indispensable in both making good wines affordable and producing luxury wines of the pedantically fine-tuned kind.