Sentence examples for necessary came from inspiring English sources

First came the acceptance, and then (if necessary) came the analysis.

Once a day, up from once a week, describes Mr. Jurik's egg consumption since the chickens — roosters are neither permitted nor, regarding eggs, necessary — came to roost.

And the only Tweeting necessary came from one of their whistles, costing the Knicks valuable points in another loss to the Clippers.

He can make saves when necessary, come and collect things and clean up problems.

No experience necessary, come and learn self defense and have a good time!

If necessary, come back after dark to see if the lighting is adequate.

Constrained resources generally mean that interventions, when necessary, come at a later time, under less favorable conditions, from a weaker position.

The extra care was necessary, coming months after the US Treasury had warned that certain individuals who were acquiring St Kitts passports were seeking to engage in illicit financial activity.

If any such problem developed, Sharon was instructed to call the twenty-four-hour hospice nurse on duty, who would provide instructions about which rescue medications to use and, if necessary, come out to help.

That increased funding is necessary comes as no surprise, but collaboration between research groups also needs improvement.

Sharp claims that it took 30 minutes to recharge the batteries, with the 4kWh of energy necessary coming from the charge controller in the Intelligent Power Conditioner.