Sentence examples for indispensible and from inspiring English sources
These mimicked monuments are constructed and maintained by a migrant labour force, one that is simultaneously indispensible and disposable.
Regular purchases of food needed to sustain a dozen people over months were indispensible and impossible to conceal.
As Simon Heffer, of all people, wrote in the New Statesman last week, the indispensible and nation-saving achievement of 1940 obscures very much else besides.
Really just an indispensible and basic function I use every single day.
Human and animal food production is indispensible and is the first priority.
Theoretical electronic structure techniques have become an indispensible and powerful means for predicting molecular properties and designing new materials.
In summary, this issue attempts to provide the latest research achievements about the innovative design of complex products, including the general theories and methods for innovative design, innovative development and mechanical analysis of complex products, performance analysis and optimization considering indispensible errors and so on.
Indeed, in this context, it is important to recognize that "the structural and symbolic power wielded by doctors is legitimate, socially conferred and indispensible for help and healing to occur" [ 30] and we might think similarly for the management and governance of health care.
Therefore, those tools are very effective and indispensible for planning and managing groundwater in a given watershed area.
Cooperative interactions are prevalent in and indispensible for reliable and robust control of cell regulation, as they underlie the conditional decision-making capability of large regulatory complexes.
Owing to its indispensible biological and physiological roles in virtually all Gram-negative bacteria and its capabilities of eliciting host innate immune responses, the biosynthesis, modification, and host immune response to Kdo2-lipid A has proved to be a promising target for immunopharmacological exploitation.
