Sentence examples for more necessary in from inspiring English sources

Such moves were becoming ever more necessary in space, said Reiter.

It has argued that its expansion plans for a third runway are even more necessary in the event of Brexit.

This sort of forward-leaning interventionist garden-tending will be even more necessary in an age of assertive autocracies.

It flirts with the duty to entertain, its characters and the audience both wanting distraction, all the more necessary in view of the absence of connected plot.

"This is even more necessary in the current world context, made complex by widespread human mobility, global communications and the often difficult encounters between different cultures," he said.

Never has loyalty to our nation-state been more evident in every age group, or more necessary in a changing world.

I think the patience is even more necessary if you end up in trouble.

Clinical trials are more difficult to conduct in children, but they are even more necessary than in adults – their scarcity is an ethical scandal.

Nowhere is a rethinking of "the state" more necessary than in the Middle East.

NOWHERE is a rethinking of "the state" more necessary than in the Middle East.

Nowhere is that more necessary than in support for children, young people and their families.