Sentence examples for initially necessary from inspiring English sources

A clear business objective may not be initially necessary, however, if the initiative is explicitly started as a pilot project.

This cycle of demand and rejection created a self-fulfilling prophecy, as both right-wing and left-wing voices in the Israeli press concluded that if Jewish state recognition was not initially necessary, it had become so retroactively through the Palestinians' own refusal to offer it.

These mechanisms were initially necessary for the evolution of multi-cellular organisms and became even more important as animals evolved large bodies and long lives.

While aggressive intervention was initially necessary to prevent a global economic collapse, experts warn of federal deficits that could lead to a long-term decline in the dollar.

Even after formal hostilities ended the U.S. presence was initially necessary to protect the ROK, a war-ravaged, impoverished, and unstable dictatorship.

The idea that seemingly irreducibly complex systems cannot evolve has been refuted through evolutionary mechanisms, such as exaptation (the adaptation of organs for entirely new functions) and the use of "scaffolding", which are initially necessary features of a system that later degenerate when they are no longer required.

Logistically, security printing of drachma banknotes would not initially be necessary.

To some extent these structural changes could be justified initially as necessary responses to changes in technology and competition.

The S.E.C. asserts that Mr. Moore failed to disclose the status of the investigation to senior management, the audit committee, or the outside auditors, including a determination that the settlement would require a higher payment than the company initially thought necessary.

Initially, the necessary hardware were selected such as two IIS units, automatic weather station, enviroscan, tensiometers, Water Marks, electronic controllers, solenoid valves, water meters, pumps, and pressure gauges.

Joyner's dream is reminiscent of the visions of 20th Century communist revolutionary leaders who expected that centralized authoritarian government would initially be necessary but anticipated a period of greater freedom after capitalism was successfully vanquished.