Sentence examples for it is necessary to sort from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it is necessary to sort carefully through the morass of cheap, mediocre wines that continue to find their way from Languedoc.

The peculiar circumstances surrounding the episode seem to touch all that is so raw about the trade center disaster: the extent to which bodies were ruined, the impassioned desire of families to recover remains and the slow but ultimately accurate science that is necessary to sort it all out.

At any rate, what this issue highlights is that the entire charging order procedure is a mess, as I have previously commented on numerous occasions, and that something like a uniform charging order procedure is necessary to sort it all out.

Some periods of art history are so dense with change that a month-by-month time line is necessary to sort out just who did what first.

Recently, Brissoni et al. [8] have shown that ubiquitinated Tollip is necessary to sort ubiquitinated IL-1RI at late endosomes, acting as a ubiquitin receptor.

Thus, the net impact of migration could be positive or negative, and empirical analysis, such as we conduct in this paper, is necessary to sort out the balance.

"Sooner or later it will be necessary to sort out all the problems there, and I hope that the solution will not be with confiscations, but will be rational and modern," he said at a government meeting in Moscow on Thursday, the Interfax news agency reported.

A: It will certainly be necessary to sort out the victims and those responsible in terms of nations.

Additional directly dated corn remains will be necessary to sort out the complex issue of this plant's initial domestication and spread.

Some argue that grades are necessary to sort out the winners and losers, and determine who gets to go on to the next level.

Further investigation will be necessary to sort out these possibilities.