Sentence examples for it remained necessary from inspiring English sources

Although the Voting Rights Act had achieved a great deal, she wrote, it remained necessary both to complete its gains and to "guard against backsliding".

"It remained necessary to prove which side you were on, to show your loyalty to the black masses, to strike out and name names".

It remained necessary, however, to evaluate how global pressure, including gas pressure, water pressure, and capillary pressure, should be specified at the boundary between the surface and the porous medium.

She said if the jury found "no evidence of a motive to lie, this did not necessarily mean the complainant was truthful; it remained necessary to satisfy themselves that she was truthful".

All Mr Obama had to say in his speech was that even in an election year it remained necessary to govern: "We still have the largest majority for decades, and the people expect us to solve problems, not run for the hills".Despite his show of breezy confidence, Mr Obama plainly knows that on its first anniversary his presidency is in deep trouble.

However, it remained necessary to confirm and refine our data by performing a replication study in independent case and control samples.

What does intersectionality look like outside of the academy, and why — if at all — does it remain necessary?

With the determination of the orthodox teaching of the church regarding the person of Christ, it still remained necessary to clarify the doctrine of the work of Christ.

"Had it not remained necessary for the police to impose and maintain the cordon in order to prevent serious injury or damage, the "type" of the measure would have been different, and its coercive and restrictive nature might have been sufficient to bring it within article five".

Centuries later, a less vulgar equivalent remained necessary for survival.

He said offshore detention remained necessary to stop asylum seekers making journeys to Australia by boat.