Sentence examples for made a necessary from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama has made a necessary move by going to Havana.

Kolleh made a necessary and brave choice from a set of limited options.

The schools of New Orleans made a necessary and painful sacrifice: they extended the pain of Katrina in order to build a better future for the city's children.

Then competence in a foreign language could be made a necessary qualification for higher education – all higher education, with no ifs or buts.

If, as a result of this prize, only one publisher signs a new homegrown writer of colour, then we will have made a necessary and valuable difference.

Still, it is encouraging to think that he has spent the summer reflecting on the inscrutable origins of human violence and on the unimaginable destructive powers now available through American science, while contemplating the achievements of a great man who hated wars, made a necessary one, and wandered the halls of the White House agonized by the consequences.

"It just makes a necessary evil a bit more palatable".

Quoting Aristotle, he said "repugnance makes a necessary contribution to the good life, especially when there is not time for intellectual evaluation".

Seizing the opportunities presented to our country as we make a necessary transition to clean energy will require both cooperation and American ingenuity.

"Following the recent 2.5% VAT increase, we are making a necessary adjustment to our toll rates.

Lynch warned against making a necessary connection between QE and the value of the yen.