Sentence examples for necessary to a from inspiring English sources

However, this flimsiness is almost certainly necessary to A) achieve flight, and B) keep it from causing too much destruction when it crashes.

And nothing is more necessary to a writer than attention.

Is freedom of the press necessary to a democracy?

They're necessary to a career and a social life.

Take driving issues home or, if necessary, to a marriage counselor.

They discovered that there were certain ingredients necessary to a meditative space, Mr. Stoner said.

But even he conceded that "weather is necessary to a narrative of human experience".

Women's participation is vital to forging the compromise and consensus necessary to a lasting peace.

Comic relief isn't necessary to a good crime series, but contrast helps a lot.

Similarly, with procedures, if I cannot justify the procedure as medically necessary to a patient's insurer, I won't be paid.

Jews have survived because of a culture of tolerance and respect necessary to a people that have lived among other nations for 2,000 years, Mrs. Sarraf said.