Sentence examples for it necessary to set from inspiring English sources
Industrial pollution in its basin made it necessary to set up wastewater-treatment plants along its banks in the early 21st century.
Rarely do Ms. Archer, her husband, Jeffrey Gracer, and their children find it necessary to set an extra place at the kitchen or dining room table.
At the height of the crisis, EU leaders felt it necessary to set out a long-term vision to reassure markets.
(How long is an "entire bookshelf" anyway?) Johnson seems to have conducted no interviews for "The Voice Is All" and has found it necessary to set aside only half a page for acknowledgments.
But that's not the stuff of teen beach movies, and eventually she sort of, kind of, maybe changes her mind about her future, in a way that wouldn't be as troubling if the writers hadn't felt it necessary to set her up as such an achiever.
That is one reason why the state has been able to expropriate private savings so often, through hyperinflation or devaluation and why Mr Cavallo thought it necessary to set up the currency board.It is hardly surprising that Argentines are holding perhaps $100 billion abroad.
First, it is necessary to set the scene, where history was repeating itself.
"These unsubstantiated and unfounded attacks have become so aggressive that I feel it's necessary to set the record straight..
The work is more unstructured too, and it's necessary to set and manage your own workload.
However, for the moral purpose of this poem, it's necessary to set up positive against negative.
To understand why these opinions are threatening, it's necessary to set them in a larger context.
