Sentence examples for indispensable means from inspiring English sources

For him food is merely an indispensable means of subsistence.

The assessment is an indispensable means for the projects to accomplish their objectives.

In the second place, economic freedom is also an indispensable means toward the achievement of political freedom".

Computer based models have become an indispensable means for the planning, optimisation and operation of industrial manufacturing systems.

For the "new" terrorists of Al Qaeda and its affiliates, apocalyptic terrorism is an indispensable means to a total, violent victory for radical Islam over the West.

A 20th-century artifact increasingly deemed redundant in the electronic age, it remains, for New York's dog walkers, a vital, and indispensable, means of upholding the law.

Mechanical rock breakage experiments became an indispensable mean for mechanical excavation of underground engineering.

Imperatives of skill and prudence rely on the principle: "Whoever wills the end also wills (insofar as reason has decisive influence on his actions) the indispensable necessary means to it that are within his power" (4:417f; cf. 5 19f[16]).

"Essential" usually means vital, necessary, indispensable.

The aircraft became quite indispensable as a means of knowing what the enemy was doing and where he was".

"Freedom to think as you will and to speak as you think are means indispensable to the discovery and spread of political truth," wrote Supreme Court legend, Louis Brandeis.