Sentence examples for necessary to lay from inspiring English sources

It may not be necessary to lay thousands of miles of new copper cables to tackle this problem.

In Cambodia, for example, the forensic test necessary to lay a rape charge costs two weeks' wages, while in Kenya a land claim in an inheritance case can cost $800 and extend across 17 different administrative stages.

Eric would rather spend more money on the extra man-hours necessary to lay planks along the bottoms of his foundation forms than on the extra concrete that would ooze out of the bottom, even though it would be cheaper.

Squeaking by on royalties and individual gifts, and with several editors working on a volunteer basis, the dictionary was able to publish some quarterly updates, but by the beginning of the coming year, it will be necessary to lay off the staff.

Thus, it is necessary to lay down the theoretical foundations in order that this relation may be produced.

The aim of transporting regenerative power from North Africa to Europe will make it necessary to lay out a course across the Mediterranean Sea.

Personally, I find it odd that the conference organizers find it necessary to lie.

But there's one question no checker can answer: Why was it necessary to lie in the first place?

On the big themes – press ethics, whether it is sometimes necessary to lie, the limitations of government – the conclusions he draws are relatively timeless and perhaps more honest than serving MPs could afford.

It is sometimes necessary to lie damnably in the interests of the nation.

It is not necessary to lie, cheat, and steal to achieve great goals.