Sentence examples for indispensable ones from inspiring English sources
The skills the study of philosophy cultivates are indispensable ones that are in constant high demand on the job market.
Without him, Marche correctly explains, the English language would be poorer — scholars credit Shakespeare with coining around 1,700 English words, including indispensable ones like "traditional" and "gossip".
 We can have a separate discussion about what the standards should be — they are not fixed — but Petraeus surely knows what they are. His recklessness and whatever combination of narcissism and clumsiness that lay behind it are open to question. Most of all, Eisenhower would have been at the command of a military in which women are the indispensable ones.
A tall order - but an indispensable one for meeting the new Global Goals on Sustainable Development to eradicate extreme poverty by 2030, expand opportunities for all, and protect our planet.
At one point, there is only a single suit among three of them, so Capa (the indispensable one, thanks to his bomb-priming skills) puts it on while his colleagues cling to him, wrapped up nice and warm in torn-off hunks of wall panelling and aluminum foil: just the thing for that merciless interstellar void.
While Lillard is the team's best player, Aldridge might be their most indispensable one, and two months without him could make the difference between Portland holding on to the second or third seed or struggling to clinch the seventh or the eighth.
It is an indispensable one.
Mr. McCain is a relatively new ally to the cause, and an indispensable one.
In other words, it is only a starting point — but an indispensable one.
But the indispensable one is Billy West, who voices the simpleton Philip J. Fry and his elderly descendant Professor Farnsworth (cryogenics, remember), as well as the sociopathic lobster-clawed alien Zoidberg.
All in all, then, the connection between (f") and the convexity or concavity of f is an indispensable one in both pure and applied mathematics.
