This, indeed, is why astronomers believe it must be there.
Salt is a guerrilla tradition and it must be there.
"If you refuse transparency, it must be there is something to hide.
The Belarussian assumes that it must be there for a reason, and so sits on it placidly.
"They think, well, if the technology is there to swap the phone from one carrier to another, it must be there to take the phone with them, too".
"And the standard answer — since this typically doesn't happen in languages — was 'Well, it must be there, just look a little harder.' " Sheldon's anxiety over his slow progress was acute.
"Are you asking this court to believe you walked four miles without realizing you weren't wearing your damn hat?" "I guess since I wear it all the time I just figured it must be there," Trusdale said.
The enchantment is transient and, finally, perplexing, as it must be: there is no uprising currently going on in Dublin, and my peculiar patriotic feeling has nowhere to go.
"It is entirely reasonable and proper, if we are putting money into banks, that it must be there to lend and support the economy, not to shoot out the other end on unjustified bonuses.
It means not falling into the trap of thinking that because something, whether institution or building or company, has been there for five, 50 or 100 years, it must be there for ever – and rebalancing the outrageous inequalities between funding for London and the rest of the country (which were not tackled last time around but can no longer be ignored).
"Conversely, if that connection is there after the mine, it must be there before the mine, allowing water to move out of the aquifers into the pits if there is a differential pressure head, and as we know there will be due to a height difference".
