Sentence examples for necessary because it was from inspiring English sources

The company believes the contractual payment was necessary because it was in the midst of a restructuring, with its part of Cairn India being sold to Vedanta, and it wanted to motivate Gammell to get the deal done by 15 December – a date which was later than expected because it had been delayed by regulatory requirements in India.

She had moved south, long before it was necessary, because it was the sensible thing to do.

The Nets' president, Rod Thorn, said the deal was necessary because it was apparent that Kidd was no longer playing with the type of drive and enthusiasm that had helped make him one of the N.B.A.'s best point guards.

In an interview later in the day with CNBC and The New York Times, Mr. Obama suggested that he would hold his economic stimulus proposal to the low end of the amounts that economists think will be necessary because it was likely to grow in size as it moved through Congress.

It now required a greater level of tooling and maturity that previously wasn't necessary because it was simply too soon.

She says: "They were told that this was necessary because it was built on clay soil and there would be very heavy machinery in the building".

The book, seen from one of its many faces, seemslike an exploration of the new young, at times channeling a more deadpan Bret Easton Ellis, without the necessary-because-it-is tedium.

(Perhaps a proposition's being mathematically necessary can be defined as its being both metaphysically necessary and a mathematical truth (Fine 2002, 255), or as its being metaphysically necessary because it is a mathematical truth).

Ministers normally use regulations to uprate benefits, but a bill is necessary because it is a multi-year settlement.

Nevertheless, he believed that the Rally against Debt is "necessary because it's addressing a long-term need to be fiscally responsible.

Experts have long argued that the revisions are necessary because it is difficult for the average consumer to distinguish legal from illegal ivory.