Sentence examples for necessary to tap from inspiring English sources

So enamored with his vast potential, Tyler has not developed the work ethic necessary to tap it.

Confiscation of private or public lands is not necessary to tap them, and risky chemical spills and land erosion are eliminated.

In the GAO report, HHS explained that it was not necessary to tap this fund to deal with the opioid crisis.

At Congressional hearings this week, Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, said it was necessary to tap the prevention fund because Congress had refused to provide money requested by the president for outreach and education activities.

She said that if the stress tests next year found severe problems that states could not handle themselves, it might be necessary to tap the bailout fund, the European Stability Mechanism, which has a lending capacity of about 500 billion euros.

But few biologists have the expertise necessary to tap the flood of data generated by gene studies and clinical trials.

Designing sustainable and industrially viable processing methods to synthesize ordered mesoporous films is a necessary condition to tap their full potential of applications.

In his addendum to the report, Doran writes that the Arctic will open to heavy use sooner rather than later, and that greater policy urgency is necessary both to tap opportunity and to cope with disaster.

Chalco has schools and new water pipes, and indoor electrification arrived a few months ago, making it no longer necessary for residents to tap wires into the main power lines for light at home.

During a spirited court hearing that lasted three hours, the judge questioned Bronx prosecutors about whether they had met the threshold necessary before seeking to tap phones, an intrusive measure that the law usually permits only when other investigative measures have been tried or ruled out.

He had agreed with Robert Kennedy in 1962 that it was necessary for the F.B.I. to tap Dr. King's phones in the face of Hoover's accusations that King was associating with Communists.