Sentence examples similar to necessities for anything from inspiring English sources

The standard five-speed manual, while hampered by long throws and a vague feel, is a necessity for anything resembling sporty driving.

Finally, Gribin advocated a "benign dictatorship" (like Robert Smith's) as an absolute necessity for accomplishing anything in an organization that depends on volunteers.

However, for anything other than necessities, only buy things as and when you need them.

He hadn't felt right about using the water Singh gave him for anything but household necessities.

When it comes to operating, all four of these case histories concur that modifying infants' genitals for anything other than a medical necessity is wrong.

Juggling my paycheck to cover the basic necessities has proven very challenging and leaves little to no room for anything extra.

She seldom purchased anything beyond the necessities for fear that at some point there would be an emergency she would need to put resources towards.

But since the entire metaphor of "file management" is so abstracted on tablets, by necessity, I don't think there will be much real need for anything beyond the few "magic gestures" standardized by Apple.

By 1950 it seems to have become an absolute necessity; at least it was unthinkable that the next British expedition would plan for anything other than an oxygen-assisted summit attempt.

For example, in the Timaeus Plato writes, "[E]verything that comes to be must of necessity come to be by the agency of some cause, for it is impossible for anything to come to be without a cause".

9. We admit, then, a Necessity in all that is brought about by this compromise between evil and accidental circumstance: what room was there for anything else than the thing that is?