Sentence examples for necessary both from inspiring English sources

If necessary, both knees can be replaced at the same time.

Change of culture within the police is necessary both Met/City and nationwide.

But Ms. Bowman said she saw the whole process as necessary, both for herself and her audience.

The commission, however, argued that Safe Harbour is necessary both politically and economically and that it is still a work in progress.

At stake are valuable licenses for airway space that is necessary both for expanding cellphone service and offering new wireless Internet products.

Although the Voting Rights Act had achieved a great deal, she wrote, it remained necessary both to complete its gains and to "guard against backsliding".

The enhanced Medicaid match is necessary — both to help ease the states' budget problems and to ensure that low-income residents get health care.

Yet authorities say the changes were necessary, both for security reasons and to stem a flow of arrivals that was simply unsustainable.

This is necessary both to improve the quality of legislation and to alert electorates to the full consequences of such legislative proposals.

The court's decision clouds the landscape in the battle among the nation's largest telecommunications companies for valuable licenses that are necessary both for expanding cell phone service and offering new wireless Internet products.

Mr. Bush sees the United States as a superpower that can go it alone if necessary, both because of America's overwhelming military might and his personal conviction that America knows what is best for the rest of the world.