Sentence examples for it indispensable to from inspiring English sources

I also leave knowing that The Times will continue the tradition of excellence that has made it indispensable to its readers, a standard for journalists, and a bulwark of democracy.

Pfleiderer considered it indispensable to have conceptual clarity about the underlying and underived basis of religion from which all else in religious life follows.

Jeff Hughes called it "indispensable to anyone who teaches, researches or is just interested in the history of modern science and the contemporary world".

But even people who may have shared his objections to the theater complex's brutalist gray concrete exterior now consider it indispensable to London's landscape and have developed affection for it.

Paul Samuelson, an economist, called this the "ergodic hypothesis" and considered it indispensable to making economics a hard science.The trouble is that economics cannot be made into a hard science, because of the reflexive interaction between the participants' thinking and the actual state of affairs.

Indeed, NJN was one of the first public broadcast entities to convert to digital signals, giving the network the ability to appear on the Internet as well as the airwaves and allowing it to offer services in an effort to make it indispensable to New Jersey residents.

To predict it, it is indispensable to assume some conditions for the data structure in general.

In order to diagnose it, it is indispensable to perform computer tomography examination [ 18– 20].

However "flawed" the UN may be, says Richard Holbrooke, America's ambassador to the UN under Mr Clinton, "it is indispensable to American national interests".

Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin told Parliament today that "it is indispensable to be vigilant against all displays of anti-Americanism, which would be unacceptable".

But if it is smaller, it is indispensable to complete T2 with rows from T3.