Sentence examples for it's more necessary from inspiring English sources

"Art gives hope," she says with a smile, "and in moments like this, it's more necessary than ever".

I just can't help thinking that it's more necessary for someone like Kelvin MacKenzie to be doing that kind of outreach.

It's not an easy choice to stand up and be counted in the face of warmongering politicians and those who try to justify violence as a way of bringing peace to divided nations but it's more necessary now than ever.

But it's more necessary for students and their families than ever.

It's more necessary than ever to think about how to present the invisible, the unseen world beyond despite the machine world we live in.

In fact, some might say it's more necessary because the big telephone, cable and wireless networks have so many more ways to play games than they did before.

Whatever the complexity of the relationship between contemporary "fact" and contemporary "fiction", it is more necessary than ever to protect fiction's power not just to explain, but to empathise, to imagine and indeed inspire.

But over the last 10 years it has become clear that it is more necessary than ever.

"It is more necessary than ever in the current circumstance to coordinate the international fight against terrorism," he said.

Never has it been more necessary to change the appointment process and to give the Mayor more authority over the schools.

Given the costs highlighted in the article, it is more necessary than ever to extend only those products that will advance the brand in the appropriate strategic direction.