Sentence examples similar to indispensable to something from inspiring English sources

Whatever public art is, plenty of nonprofits, federal organizations and private investors believe it is something indispensable to city life despite the economic recession, which has proved quite cruel to museums, auction houses and artists alike.

Whatever public art is, plenty of nonprofits, federal organizations and private investors believe it is something indispensable to city life--despite the economic recession, which has proved quite cruel to museums, auction houses and artists alike.

"To write a check, early-stage investors need to have a visceral sense that your product or service is something that will be indispensable to its market without the data yet to prove it," she says.

We're on the verge of something really big and I am indispensable to it".

At the basis of explication is an appeal to something (well-confirmed generalizations) whose epistemic credentials are unassailable, indispensable to science, and, crucially, independent of intuitive conceptual content.

Even former President George "Dubya" Bush has something to say: "I consider the media to be indispensable to democracy.

She tells him somethings about herself; how clever she is in the office, and how indispensable to Mr. Roberts, her boss.

Disclosure is indispensable to addressing these concerns.

They are almost indispensable to some industries.

Mr Heywood is indispensable to this strategy.

They are indispensable to its full implementation.