Sentence examples for necessary messages from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Bartley, of the liberal Christian think-tank Ekklesia, has argued that the Anglican church's "prophetic" role as a deliverer of painful but necessary messages about the wrongs of society is incorrigibly compromised by its privileged position as the state religion.

If winter temperatures don't get cold enough, some tree species might not get the necessary messages to "wake up" in time for spring, Strimbeck said.

It's iconic and simple and conveys every necessary message without capturing the look of an era.

Actors can be orchestrated by an in-the-large custom control structure which is in charge of ensuring the necessary message causality constraints.

Some agents run as individual resources that can negotiate with each other and advertise a necessary message within the whole domain or a given group of agents.

"We're not worse than Italy," Del Bosque said, his words sounding like something he had to say, a necessary message of optimism amid the gloom.

But Pondexter should face disciplinary action of some type to reinforce a necessary message: that even in cyberspace, where unfiltered self-expression is the norm, a player's public communiqués via Twitter or Facebook represent a team and a league.

It can't just be left to the PR department — the necessary messaging is too likely to be entangled with technical, legal, and ethical issues to compartmentalize it to any one department.

This was a tiny bit thudding in its message, but it's a necessary message; and it contained many toothsome lines, chief among them daughter Salma's "If this is about me being happy, why are you the only one smiling?" There is a terribly useful website offering support to victims of forced marriages and (gross misnomer) "honour crimes" at karmanirvana.org.uk.uk

This is expected to be the loss of half of AK's state funding, which amounted to 47m Turkish lira ($40m) last year".We think that this political party should take the necessary message from this verdict," said Mr Kilic, his voice tight with emotion.

I'm not entirely sure whether, for anyone of school age watching this, the outstanding message – don't learn anything, leave at 16, gain no skills, steal laptops and mobiles and thus leave people bereft, and also deal many drugs for a few years, then put on a suit and haircut and say you're a "people person" and get, with a documentary crew watching you, a job – is precisely the necessary message.