Sentence examples for it necessary to ask from inspiring English sources

Brahui found it necessary to ask the Iranians for help.

"Is it necessary to ask such a question?" she said uncomfortably, and declined to answer.

At one point, he finds it necessary to ask himself whether it's braver to do the right thing or the wrong thing.

The booths divide logistically into those that put up display labels and those that do not (making it necessary to ask), and between those that attempt a modicum of curatorial thought and those that just put out the merch.

But given Andersen's tainted image, Dairy Mart's lawyers evidently felt it necessary to ask the bankruptcy judge for permission to keep Andersen, said Barry Adler, a New York University law professor who specializes in bankruptcy law.

A better solution would be the continued presence of a naval task force in the Persian Gulf with a rapid deployment force and combat aircraft ready to go into Iraq if the Iraqi government found it necessary to ask us for assistance.

Moreover, if one attempts to apply this result to an actual group of individuals, it is necessary to ask what it means for these to be "randomly selected".

It was only when Ashcroft sued, and the paper began to prepare its legal defence, that it became necessary to ask Follett to identify his source.

For example, to get the 3rd year of an allocation it is necessary to ask the Ministry of Research for it, with the approval of one's supervisor (most funding sources--see sidebar--are based on this procedure of asking for the funding regularly with the support of one's supervisor and/or research team).

As Cam Wolf put it for GQ, it was also indicative of a new world in which it was necessary to ask: "Is your neighbor wearing a polo and khakis because he's a style-agnostic dad?

And, he argued, if it is necessary to ask who made the world it must also be necessary to ask who, or what, made that maker.