Sentence examples for necessary to speaking from inspiring English sources

Summers mentions the "substantial investment" necessary to speaking a foreign tongue: languages are not effectively taught in most school curricula, and a great deal of money is wasted.

Did Whittingdale not think it necessary to speak to Cameron about them?

It was not necessary to speak, only to remain a little longer, the silence an element in being with him.

Yet he also felt it necessary to speak to the relevant people at Manchester United about the player's attitude.

The Devil Rays would be hard pressed to provide the prospects necessary to speak with Piniella or the salary and competitive roster Piniella would seek.

"Goggles and masks might not even be necessary to speak with conscious patients, as long as a distance of one to two metres is maintained".

(As successive programs have failed, the department has sometimes found it necessary to speak of second or third "eradications" of the same species in the same area).

Why, suddenly, have so many previously dedicated and loyal career public servants at the C.I.A. found it necessary to speak out against the actions of the Bush administration?

Anne's parodic list of house rules, for instance, included "Use of language: It is necessary to speak softly at all times.

And it is right and necessary to speak in terms of millions dead, as the carnage wrought by war goes well beyond the "battle deaths" to which Mr. Goldstein and Mr. Pinker refer.

Although the video report is not subtitled, it is not necessary to speak Dutch to get a sense of the conversation for which the journalists are now on trial.