Sentence examples for necessary to pick from inspiring English sources

No longer was it necessary to pick at the same dish for consecutive meals until it spoiled.

But most of us lack the self-awareness necessary to pick apart the vagaries of our psychological motives and sexual peccadilloes.

It is now necessary to pick six out of 59 numbers to win the jackpot, where before it was six out of 49.

But, then again, maybe it isn't necessary to pick a beginning at all; in this universe, as Einstein taught us, when and where are relative quantities.

IT HAS not been necessary to pick up a newspaper this month to recognise the disruptive power wielded by Argentina's labour unions.

Elian's father, who is staying at the home of a Cuban diplomat in a Washington, D.C., suburb, had said he does not want to meet the Miami relatives, but would fly to Florida if necessary to pick up his son.

We've just started teaching automated external defibrillation - the government is planning to put defibrillators in lots of public places, so we're giving people the necessary knowledge to pick one up and use it.

This is especially important if the keys are intended for inexperienced users, who will not have the necessary background to pick out the relevant parts of the images.

Increased risk of growth faltering, because infants may not have the necessary skills to pick up food or the stamina to consume enough food to match their energy needs for appropriate growth, and because easy-to-hold, but low energy, fruit and vegetables may form the basis of the infant's diet.

It is not strictly necessary to hand pick Japanese beetles off your rosebushes, but it helps if you are not squeamish about it.

Smartphones already have the necessary radio receivers to pick up these signals, which have the added benefit of being most common precisely in places where pedestrians get lost: in airports, malls and city centres.