Sentence examples for necessary set from inspiring English sources

People who, if necessary, set up their own party – or indeed show – in the underpass.

This summer, the political scientist Andrew Hacker's New York Times Op-Ed essay "Is Algebra Necessary?" set off a national debate on mathematics education.

In the two-of-three-game series, the Liberty understood that a victory at home to begin the series -- with the next game, and the third game, if necessary, set for Houston -- was significant.

First-round picks get the big bonuses soon after signing that first professional contract, and, because they've been labelled as having a valuable and necessary set of skills, they have more opportunities to develop, thrive, and learn; being so ordained gave me the most certainty of success that the game can offer — which is never much.

And where necessary, set protocols for bypassing those standards.

Our algorithm seeks to build resiliency by maintaining a necessary set of working nodes and replacing failed ones when needed.

Back then, this seemed like a strange and necessary set-up, for two obviously incompatible people to live together.

The purportedly artistic choice of the silent form is seen in retrospect as a necessary set-up for the final ruse.

The network and equipment will cost the city roughly $300,000, mostly to wire those households that do not already receive basic cable television service -- about 2,200 of La Grange's 11,000 homes -- and to supply the necessary set-top hardware.

Thus, says Cyrus Mewawalla, an analyst at Westhall Capital, a broker in London, America's Verizon and SBC and others are investing hugely in laying fibre-optic cables to homes (at a cost of about $1,000 per household), hoping that IPTV and the necessary set-top box could "evolve into the primary gateway to the digital home".

But the comptroller said the mayor misunderstood the law and he vowed to block city funding, if necessary, setting the stage for a possible legal battle.