Sentence examples for necessary to all from inspiring English sources

And yet, in a roundabout, academic fashion, the university president did imply that liberal arts skills are both translatable and necessary to all things in life.

If in reading him thus we are reading him correctly, he must be congratulated for seeing, vividly, that something beyond a happy provincialism will soon be necessary to all of us.

Eddie Hidary, an owner of Gracie Developers, which built the condos, said repairs were delayed because he had trouble getting his contractors to respond as quickly as necessary to all of the units that were closing at the same time.

Today we're living in a more feudal, corporatized world more akin to Herbert's universe of separate families, power centers and business interests, all interrelated and kept together by the one commodity necessary to all".

"Around the world, countries with far fewer resources and far higher prevalence of the virus are matching their commitment with the improved diagnosis and greater treatment that is necessary to all but eliminate the virus".

Cognitive liberty, therefore, is necessary to all other liberties, because it is their neuro-cognitive substrate.

Protocol rules on this one, however, and it is usually necessary to send all (or nearly all) of them invitations.

He vowed to keep the Senate in all-night sessions next week if necessary to thwart all parliamentary delaying tactics.

When you have all that technical information behind you, it's not necessary to manifest all of it.

And it is necessary to replace all the Palestinian textbooks.

"They thought it necessary to exercise all their leverage.