Furthermore, it seems indispensable that the programming visions must not be merely indicative, i.e. too abstract or vague.
In the poor living conditions that the working class had to endure early last century, milk seemed indispensable, with the result that it came to be indissolubly linked to health.
But he appeared in 75 playoff games and always seemed indispensable — a selfless player who did all the little things.
That luxury suite that seemed indispensable just a few months ago doesn't look quite so essential now.
It is one of a vanished cohort of retailers — B. Altman, Bonwit Teller, Peck & Peck and a dozen others — that once seemed indispensable but are now just ghosts of Fifth Avenue.
The Chef's Choice 460, able to tackle nearly any knife, seemed indispensable to my collection of wavy-edged and serrated knives.
Film after film mounts the same inspiring thesis: as he gained control of the war effort, a lifetime's recklessness was transfigured into the one virtue — a refusal to yield — that suddenly seemed indispensable.
Techniques for processing personal information, which might have raised eyebrows in the world before 2001, suddenly seemed indispensable.Two days after the attacks on New York and Washington, Frank Asher, a drug dealer turned technology entrepreneur, decided to examine the data amassed on 450m people by his private data-service company, Seisint, to see if he could identify possible terrorists.
Mr. Jiang has stressed the need to accelerate preparations to attack Taiwan in the event the island pursues independence, a stance that may also make him seem indispensable to the military at a crucial juncture, party officials say.
It therefore seems indispensable to focus on these spaces to try to understand to what extent planning, as a formalising normative power, may "learn" from the informal (Friedmann 1987).
