Sentence examples for is either necessary from inspiring English sources

But it is not clear that this is either necessary or desirable.

Furthermore, every necessary being is either necessary in itself or caused to be necessary by another necessary being.

Time, like God, is either necessary or nothing; if it disappears in one possible universe, it is undermined in every possible universe, including our own.

A proposition that is not impossible (i.e., one that is either necessary or contingent) is said to be a possible proposition.

Since at least the 1970s, governors and their staffs have exercised more control over their personal security details than is either necessary or politically healthy.

I agree with the World Bank report which noted in 2009 that "there is little evidence that the large-scale farming model is either necessary or even particularly promising for Africa".

But that does not mean that the new laws are either necessary or wise.

The British public, like their American counterparts, remains unconvinced that bailing out banks was either necessary or desirable.

It is unlikely that such a big stimulus will be either necessary or feasible this time: inflation is too high and the debts from the previous stimulus too big.

History is intelligible, they believed, in the sense that historians make it so; moreover, this was the only type of intelligibility it was either necessary or legitimate to demand.

It is essential to be more specific, however, about the factors other than careful and repeated perusal of the work of art itself that the contextualist holds are either necessary or extremely helpful in the appreciation of works of art: 1.