Because it is so indispensable as the medium of exchange, it has also evolved into our storehouse of value.
Still, the trombone provides a fascinating vantage point for the music because it is so indispensable (if overlooked) in jazz.
There have been more astute captains, those who were quicker to respond, of whom Hussain was one, but it is Strauss's undemonstrative approach that makes him so indispensable, his recognition of how and why game plans work.
Campbell's problems with the media, which intensified during the period covered by these diaries, were a product of the very qualities that made him so indispensable.
For a product so indispensable, it's often maddeningly unsatisfactory – it smudges, runs, clogs and clumps.
In Finland it is regarded as so indispensable, they say, that a family builds the sauna first, and then, if money and materials last, a house to go with it.
This was the great Garrincha's 50th and last international, and no one else has been so indispensable: it was the only time he finished on the losing side.
These experts, though they had no direct contact with industry, became so indispensable to it that they are now virtually the masters of the ordinary routine employers.
Harborers of terrorists absolutely must be punished, but not in a way that undermines the international cooperation that is so indispensable in fighting it.
It hasn't always been seen as so indispensable either.
