Sentence examples for necessary mark from inspiring English sources

-Violence is a necessary mark of strength and force.

If necessary, mark each syringe with the vaccine being used in each, if more than 2 syringes are being put into use.

If necessary, mark the hole pattern using a marker if you're having difficulty in memorizing the pattern or find it hard to get the holes even just by guessing.

The first marriage of the heir to the throne, bearing as it did all the necessary marks of pathos, pageantry, and confrontation, was ripe for "Diana the Princess".

I'm brutally inefficient in the evening, but I do the necessary marking after dinner, before settling down to the last two episodes of Netflix's Making A Murderer.

The single currency bloc's central bank left interest rates unchanged and said it would continue its programme of quantitative easing (QE) to next December or beyond "if necessary", marking an extension to its previous guidance that the scheme would run until the end of March.

Or, if you prefer, "summer holidays" – the quotation marks necessary to mark the distance between the intention of the expression, and how it is put into practice in my life.

It's often necessary to mark off two fools or jerks by discrepant heights: Bouvard is tall but pot-bellied while Pécuchet is short.

In the curious case of the rhythmic gymnasts, it would seem harsh to exclude them given that they achieved the necessary qualifying mark under competition conditions.

This satisfied demands for symmetrical phrase lengths and clear-cut cadences, or stopping points, necessary to mark the sections of Classical forms such as the sonata.

Perhaps the Portuguese had been there long enough not to be considered necessary to mark on the map.