Sentence examples for modern necessities from inspiring English sources

Val-Kill Industries also supplied a few modern necessities, like file cabinets, ashtrays and magazine racks.

In other words, most modern necessities weren't available at any price.

But it also appeals because it is believed that Wilson put his finger on something vitally important that remains true today – that the British elite are speculators, financiers, aristocrats, hostile to the modern necessities of research, development, industrial modernisation.

Conceal modern necessities and convinces.

It may seem a modern necessity in a world of "native advertising" and fast-flowing revenue streams.

Good thing; a place with a full bar, a decent wine list and food that lures you back shouldn't be without this modern necessity.

"High speed broadband and good mobile connectivity are no longer a nice to have but a modern necessity and we will not rest until they are delivered".

No prizes for the novelty of his insights, but he certainly turns a neat comic phrase, including one about the modern necessity to be "up and dressed at 3am with seven browser windows open" if you want to actually achieve/buy/organise anything, and another about the housing crisis.

But it's also because videogames are as much a modern necessity as a TV set and a cable connection.

It doesn't earn money on those developers, which is a tad worrisome, but the company hopes its partners will spread the idea that data storage is a modern necessity.

And while many of the hottest hobbies are new riffs on old traditions, there are some plainly traditional crafts,such as sewing, that are experiencing a renaissance driven in part by modern necessity.