Sentence examples for necessary evil of from inspiring English sources

I used to think it was a necessary evil of living in the city.

In which case, everything afflicted by the necessary evil of advertising would appear slow.

FLIP taxes have long been a necessary evil of co-op sales in New York.

His nearest lieutenants see decentralisation as the whole point of this government, aside from the necessary evil of fiscal austerity.

Amplification, a necessary evil of outdoor performance in a space not designed for it, augmented the violent stridency of aggressive passages.

Does he embody an ideal of the "fly on the wall," the unnoticed observer whose presence is only a necessary evil of the reporting process?

Barbara Williams, Mr. Hayden's wife, called the cruise "one of the necessary evils of keeping something afloat.

Eye-wateringly garish posters on every available surface and handfuls of unwanted flyers are necessary evils of the festival season, alongside being shouted at by students dressed as Restoration courtesans on the Royal Mile, really slow-changing traffic lights and a lack of sleep.

Even the glorious Christian Gentleman, Christy Mathewson, expressed his negative views: "Many baseball fans look upon an umpire as a sort of necessary evil to the luxury of baseball, like the odor that follows an automobile".

Collaborating is a necessary evil for many of the greats, like Norvig, who is now Director of Research at Google.

The sacrifice of a few lives may be a necessary evil for the development of a drug to save thousands, which we have the ability to do right now at the early stage of Ebola's spread.