Being thought leaders is more and more a necessity for lawyers and their firms who want to excel – and in some cases even survive – in an increasingly commoditized legal environment.
Still, the overall impression from clubbers and promoters alike is that illegal clubs in Malmö are more a necessity for dance culture, than a hotbed for drug culture. .
But perhaps there can be a balance between recognizing two concepts: on the one hand, that college has become more of a necessity for more careers and a wider array of Americans; on the other hand, Americans are now more likely than before to change professions throughout their working lives.
A college education continues to be more of a necessity for the job market today, yet at the same time it seems to grow more unattainable for students from lesser financial backgrounds.
"This just makes all the more urgent the necessity for the church at the General Conference in April to make clear, once again, where they stand on these issues," Dr. Witherington said.
They believe that dates — surprising, sexy, rejuvenating dates — are what marriage needs to survive in an era when it is becoming a choice more than a necessity for so many.
Image caption "Making bento was more of a necessity for me as I needed to pack lunch for work," says Shirley Wong, who blogs under the name Little Miss Bento.
And, with high deductibles, the hidden prices of medical care become far more visible, a necessity for containing costs.
Now, it's more of a necessity for enduring an election season, especially one that happens to be the longest campaign in recent memory.
"Where we are as far as the state of our rotation, it's more of a necessity for him to start the season with us," Roberts said.
Well, not very if this quote from Dave Roberts is any indication: "Where we are as far as the state of our rotation, it's more of a necessity for him to start the season with us". The Dodgers will win one of the two wild-card spots.
