Sentence examples for necessary would have from inspiring English sources

A new candidate, should that prove necessary, would have to start raising funds somewhat from scratch.

Ordering the police to break it up at dawn, with force if necessary, would have placed in jeopardy his entire political identity as a cool-headed problem solver.

Between the 60s and the late 90s, standardising, if necessary, would have been very difficult.

He was my doctor, adopted uncle, friend and if necessary he would have been my Rabbi.

But his solution would be expensive, and much of the necessary money would have to come from taxpayers.

"If necessary I would have been pushing to change the law to make sure it was a legal requirement to attend," Wright adds.

Recognizing that much of the department's work runs far behind schedule, Congress specified that if a delay were necessary, it would have to be approved by the secretary or deputy secretary of energy.

So God's necessary existence would have to be something different from logical necessity.

"Simply putting more GPs on a PCT board would not have delivered the changes that are necessary, and would have simply added more layers to the existing NHS bureaucracy".

If necessary, helicopters would have been summoned, lifeguard officials said.

The ruling communist/military establishment slowly and gradually came to realize that a deal of some sort with the opposition would eventually be necessary and would have to include the leading Solidarity figures.