Sentence examples for is thought necessary from inspiring English sources

If it is thought necessary to explain who someone is, write "Nigel Adkins, the Sheffield United manager, said" or "the Sheffield United manager, Nigel Adkins, said".

Perhaps nobody can do that now – leave school for a job on the local paper; intervention by a university is thought necessary to the meanest of trades.

"If further adjustment to the rule is thought necessary or appropriate, it will be considered and processed in the normal course," Daly said.

Such extremely rapid fire is thought necessary in combat between supersonic aircraft, for a target may only be in the gunsight for a second or less at one time.

Gangbos can be granted by the civil courts if the local council or the police can show there is a 50/50 chance that a person has engaged in, encouraged or assisted gang-related violence and it is thought necessary either to prevent a repeat or for their own protection.

The successful integration of these steps is thought necessary to provide rapid availability of TEVGs, which is essential for clinical translation.

After the Iranian revolution in 1979, a united Iraq was thought necessary to counter an anti-American Iran.

Like diplomatic immunity, it was thought necessary to allow nations to deal with each other free of legal harassment.

The reason she could find only one such organization was that, until a few years before, juvenile defense had not been thought necessary.

This posture of neutrality was thought necessary to keep a Europhobic Tory insurrection at bay and to avoid compromising Britain's negotiating position in Brussels.

But that it was thought necessary to introduce "celebs" in order to dare explore some dreadfully serious issues betrayed youth, crassness and lack of empathy.