Sentence examples for indispensable with from inspiring English sources

Snyder made himself indispensable with his glove and his leadership, and he soon took over the starting job.

Records had first been superseded by cassettes, which were portable (they had become indispensable with the introduction of the personal stereo) but chronically unreliable.

In the poor living conditions that the working class had to endure early last century, milk seemed indispensable, with the result that it came to be indissolubly linked to health.

She has become even more indispensable with the arrival of the Fox Business Network, a competitor for CNBC, which has dominated television business news while piling up enormous profits (estimated by analysts at about $300 million a year).

But she is indispensable: with the backing of 35% of the electorate, the CDU is far less popular than she is.Eyes on the futureNor is Ms Merkel without vision.

E: No, competition between women is good only if it does not prevail; that is to say if it coexists with affinity, affection, with a real sense of being mutually indispensable, with sudden peaks of solidarity in spite of envy, jealousy and the whole inevitable cohort of bad feelings.

The professional social network LinkedIn is an indispensable tool, with its database of start-up employees.

Mr Blair, his ex-spokesman records, considered Mr Brown one of three indispensable talents, with Peter Mandelson and Mr Campbell himself.

But once it has to be two litres, then the bottle became indispensable, and with the bottle comes the brand, the source of lots of lovely profit.

David Miliband today described China as the 21st century's "indispensable power" with a decisive say on the future of the global economy, climate change and world trade.

She shot 3 for 10 over all, but all her baskets were indispensable, especially with Moore having gone cold down the stretch.