Sentence examples for just indispensable from inspiring English sources

(FG2) "...Training on western medicine or integrative medicine is just indispensable for modern, young TCM practitioners like us.

In certain circumstances, a small amount of state intervention is not just legitimate but indispensable".

"The more I thought about it," he explained "talking about other people, even in a negative way, is not just socially useful but indispensable".

The Difficult But Indispensable Church.

And what an itch: Meetings are not just considered indispensable to many professions; they are almost coextensive with them.

People have compared Rivera to Michael Jordan and Wayne Gretzky to convey his soaring talent and just how indispensable he has been to his team.

Politics is a game of reward and punishment, and the Buckeye State has been reaping rewards at the Democratic convention this week, not after delivering the goods but for having the goods to deliver: 20 electoral votes that both parties believe are crucial -- not just important, indispensable -- to electoral victory.

Oracle's Network Computer terminal will supposedly be as easy to use as your refrigerator, stove or TV and just as indispensable.

The narrative of a thought experiment is not the thought experiment and yet it seems to be more than just the indispensable medium of communication.

It's a thorny, boggy path, on which attributes like honesty and sincerity are indispensable (just ask James Frey) but also insufficient (just ask everyone else).

He wasn't just Lincoln's indispensable man; throughout his career Seward was an indispensable man to the nation, as well.