Sentence examples for necessary aspects from inspiring English sources

Hillary Clinton, too, issued a statement that was rational, heartfelt, and touched on all the necessary aspects of the killings as we know them thus far terrorism, the need to go on battling terrorism, the preposterously easy availability of guns, the victimization of the L.G.B.T. community.

Kunin, a former Clinton administration ambassador to Switzerland who served as the first woman governor of Vermont, exhaustively catalogs where we are in terms of work-family balance (deeply out of whack) and where we need to go if we want to make the idea of merging motherhood with all the other necessary aspects of a woman's life a reality.

In any productive consideration of cancer from an evolutionary perspective, certain elements are necessary aspects.

The examples illustrate two different but complementary, indeed mutually necessary, aspects of multiculturalism.

Where I don't agree, however, is in how we think about the necessary aspects of the Internet, and in treating it as a utility.

These we argue are necessary aspects but present a narrow conception of the role of business information in organisations.

Every approach seems to exclude some necessary aspect of this epic work.

"Authorities are grossly negligent and unprepared, leaving much of the necessary aspect of crowd control to fate," the editorial said.

"I believe I speak on behalf of patients who are willing to accept failure as a necessary aspect of moving science forward," he said.

Identification, Mead protests, is a legitimate and necessary aspect of reading: "it is where part of the pleasure, and the urgency, of reading lies" for ordinary readers.

He would listen, impatience boiling only just beneath his professional courtesy, to those who explained that keeping people out of work was an unpleasant but necessary aspect of counter-inflation policy.