Sentence examples for necessary thanks from inspiring English sources

No pillow was necessary, thanks to all that ice cream.

The tremendous sacrifices that such earlier American composers as Charles Ives and Conlon Nancarrow paid to become self-sufficient are no longer necessary, thanks to the computer.

Although he said he would feel better if he had testing every two weeks as in the past, he added that he would still be ready to race if necessary, thanks to his 12 years in Formula One.

My peers would never talk to the guy behind the Internet-café counter, like you do, but sadly you don't understand that speaking to other people I.R.L. is gross and almost never necessary, thanks to texting and apps.

The wasteful Sebo and Thomas Buffel passed up further opportunities to seal Partizan's fate but no such force was necessary thanks to the Serb side's increasing reluctance to attack as the clock ticked down on both the match and their European adventure for the season.

Actually, in the postmodern urban architecture, a twist was made necessary, thanks to which technology and economy could interchange their roles at two points (or better, in two sections).

That last part wasn't strictly necessary, but thanks anyway.

"Please do what is necessary and thanks in advance," the doctor wrote.

In Istanbul in early October, he said that a Tobin tax was not only necessary but, thanks to modern technology, would be easier to implement than ever before.

No thanks necessary," Fanushka said.

So reliance on nuclear inertia to outrun radiation damage is not necessary with electrons, thanks to their higher diffracted signal in relation to the energy deposition.