Sentence examples for necessary method of from inspiring English sources

And irony was for a time the preferred (and often necessary) method of Eastern European writers like Vaclav Havel and Milan Kundera.

Ken Clarke, the justice secretary, has defended the bill as a necessary method of exploiting intelligence material in court cases while protecting it from general disclosure.

By its supporters, it is passed off as a necessary method of placing fighters on a level par.

In 2009, when the general global economy created marketplace uncertainty, widened spreads, and lower trading volume, high-touch, voice-driven trading proved it was still a valuable, necessary method of communication.

Thus, while Wilson came to France intent on bringing a "just and lasting peace" to Europe, he "put himself in the deplorable position of the benefactor who wishes to restore the eyesight of a patient but does not know the construction of the eye and has neglected to learn the necessary methods of operation".

While Ulysses thinks Telemachus will be an adequate king, he seems to have little empathy for his son—"He works his work, I mine" (43)—and the necessary methods of governing—"by slow prudence" (36) and "through soft degrees" (37).

Data gathered was analyzed using descriptive statistics and where necessary methods of qualitative content analysis.

As more data become available and more complex models are justifiable, it will be necessary that methods of inference keep pace.

Seven key domains and individual components were evaluated and led to agreed recommendations including definition of a TES (100% agreement), minimal data necessary (100% agreement), method of data analysis (agreement mean (SD) scores ranging between 7.9 (0.84) and 9.0 (2.16)) and reporting of results as well as ethical issues.

While the app will process credit card payments as a convenience feature, this isn't a necessary or even encouraged method of payment.

Therefore, to reduce the risk of damage to the catheter, it is necessary to consider the method of catheter fixation.