Sentence examples for is essential after from inspiring English sources

Figuring out the government's role in the housing market going forward is essential after decades of Congressional neglect.

Rest is essential after undergoing sirodhara, a process during which a gentle stream of warm oil is poured onto the third eye in the middle of the forehead.

"This allows the entire array of banks to be cleaned in a short time, which is essential after a sandstorm" says Eitelhuber.

The growth on low-molecular-weight lignin model compounds is relevant since the catabolism of such compounds is essential after, or along with, lignin mineralization (Bandounas et al. 2011).

Regular monitoring of free flaps is essential after microvascular free tissue transfer, but the frequency and duration of the observations vary between units and there is no consensus nationally.

By the time you get your first faculty position you likely will have come to believe that everything taught in the core courses in your field is essential; after all, you probably missed a few key points yourself and regretted it later.

Edwardes says the web resource, where users can record their own health information, was essential after THT discovered people with HIV often dropped out of specialist healthcare ­services.

Such measures were essential after the deficit incurred by Nero and the devastations of the civil wars, but contemporaries inevitably continued to charge Vespasian with "avarice".

There is no sense of Brown trying to cosy up too much to the new England coaching hierarchy because he resists a dogmatic suggestion that a change of personnel was essential after a disastrous tournament.

Mr Justice Mitting promised to deliver a decision on 6 February on whether Qatada should be released from custody, saying a quick verdict was essential after six-and-a-half years during which he had been held in detention or under 22-hour curfew.

A former chief constable of South Yorkshire, Richard Wells, who took over in the aftermath of the disaster, said prosecutions of police officers were essential after the revelations about the scale of the cover-up in the force, which at the time was "secretive, defensive and authoritarian".