Sentence examples similar to indispensable though from inspiring English sources

MAPS We found the "Rambler's Guide to the Trails of Mt. Tamalpais, Muir Woods and the Marin Headlands" (Olmstead & Bros.; 510-658-6534; $8) indispevenble, even though most trails are well marked.

Months of hard thinking and queries from colleagues are obviously indispensable, even though the final step often feels very much like a sudden and unexpected leap.

Moneyball America calls for more international engagement than Indispensable America, though is focused on clear-eyed cost-benefit analyses "designed to maximize the return on the taxpayer's investment".

Many professionals find it indispensable, even though they may not particularly enjoy listening to it; others refuse to give it space in their studio but will happily admit that it is an effective professional tool.

It remains, though, an indispensable slice of contemporary history.

Though indispensable in past marathons, a heated warming hut used by biologists for ice diving stood vacant.

A pith helmet, though, he found indispensable in the rainforest.

Within a couple of weeks, though, it became indispensable.

Not until quite recently did medical research begin to explore the question of how the individual cell functions in producing the energy that is the indispensable quality of life, though it had long been known that the ultimate work of energy production, or oxidation, is accomplished not in any specialized organ but in every cell of the body.

CL maturation is indispensable in higher eukaryotes though the purpose of this process is not very clear.

The presence of an in situ component is useful, though not indispensable, toward the diagnosis of primary breast tumors.