Sentence examples for necessary expanse from inspiring English sources
Writing in PMLA in 2007, the Hebrew University's Sidra DeKoven Ezrahi (my wife) argued that diaspora rabbis traditionally assumed a necessary expanse between themselves and the Temple, which had been destroyed in more ways than one.
Portugal never fully dominated the Indian Ocean because it lacked warships necessary to control the vast water expanse.
The backside is dominated by a large radio dish, necessary to talk with Earth across an expanse that takes 4.5 hours for light to traverse.
So next time you step into class or open up your notebook to do homework, do not see it as a necessary chore but as a chance to broaden the expanse of your understanding and awareness.
8 For it embraced a great expanse of land which was not at all necessary to the city, and by reason of its excessive size it was easily assailable by an attacking force.
The colonial authorities, extending their administration over the rural expanse of the New Territories leased in 1898 from the Chinese imperial government, found it necessary to adjust to the feng shui beliefs of local villagers.
It seems the biggest gap in capabilities concerns intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance -- in other words, achieving the kind of situational awareness necessary so that scarce naval assets can be deployed in the most effective fashion across vast expanses of ocean.
"I think too often, even interior designers see a high-rise building with a great expanse of windows on a high floor with a beautiful view and assume that window treatments are not necessary.
"I like the open expanse.
Most obvious is sheer territorial expanse.
