Sentence examples for most necessary but from inspiring English sources

Given the company's focus on the most necessary but least political aspects of health care, investors here may be best able to relax into the one aspect of the investment case just about everyone accepts: that our aging population will need a lot more medical services in the years ahead.

The job, described in song as "one of those disagreeable but most necessary services," brings in the money she needs to buy her grown son, Monster (the magnetic Mos Def), out of prison.

Indeed, gait ability represents the simplest but most necessary physical activity in everyday life [ 7].

They are most necessary when sales are plunging, but at such times they can easily make things worse.

Creating new fences and barriers and punishing the very doctors who are doing the most necessary work is not only foolish, but also counterproductive.

When the cost of a three-night visit to London can cost upwards of $2,000, including airfare, chief financial officers may cast a cold eye on all but the most necessary overseas trips.

My first tip is perhaps the most obvious, but the most necessary.

She has equipped this girl with an excess of the most unattractive but also perhaps most necessary impulses of human nature — the impulses that give us such up and go as we have.

Ah, love: the most embarrassing emotion a human being can feel, but also the most necessary to whisk us away from a lifetime of intense loneliness.

But the musicianly qualities most necessary and most evident were those of quietness and dedication.

This is perhaps the hardest thing to admit, but one of the most necessary for an adult discussion.