Sentence examples for necessary speaking from inspiring English sources

Money Myth #3: Insurance Isn't Necessary Speaking of emergency safety nets... according to a recent survey commissioned by insurancequotes.com, Millennials are less likely than other generations to have health insurance.

Carving will not be necessary: "speak harshly to it and it will fall apart".

This person, considered the star of the puppetry team, sits to the side of the stage, where he tells the story and, when necessary, speaks the dialogue.

That such an initiative is necessary speaks volumes about the abject failure of the Supreme Court to make Harlan's noble sentiments the "law of the land".

Ideally, your buddy can help you with any questions or concerns you have and, if necessary, speak to your doctor on your behalf.

I don't fault the tactics of trying to even the playing field between political party fundraising and super PACs, but that such a tactic is necessary speaks to the most urgent problem for American government which is the eroding trust of the people it is supposed to serve.

This final filtering step isn't necessary, strictly speaking, but our psyches seem to demand it.

Summers mentions the "substantial investment" necessary to speaking a foreign tongue: languages are not effectively taught in most school curricula, and a great deal of money is wasted.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin July 23 , 2010Via Daily Dish, a video about the day Bill Bowersock found out "I just don't exist for the federal government": It is tempting to think that marriage is not necessary, legally speaking, as long as one is careful about making up wills and signing directives and buying insurance policies.

With the deficit being cut faster than necessary, actions speak louder than words.

Did Whittingdale not think it necessary to speak to Cameron about them?