Sentence examples for necessities made from inspiring English sources

The thought that some (relatively few) people were enjoying luxury while other (relatively most) people could barely afford the necessities made him furious.

Shortly before Congress adjourned for the summer, a House committee inserted a provision in the military authorization bill that would require at least 12 people on a military jury in a case where the death sentence was a possibility, unless military necessities made that unfeasible.

China needs the U.S. export market, investments and technology; America needs the low-cost daily necessities made in China to fill its Wal-Mart stores.

Job losses and rising prices for everyday necessities make medical bills a low priority for some patients, and hospitals must try harder to collect.

When planning your absolute necessities, make sure to plan ahead.

The recession has, through fear and necessity, made capitalists out of everyone.

Eating fish caught by necessity made me understand how exceptional my short glimpse of Greenland was in the easy summertime.

Hanson, a British journalist, reports that in the famous 1987 Zeebrugge disaster the claim of necessity made a brief reappearance.

Art was not life; it was form, life transfigured by consciousness — a process that, of necessity, made art difficult, reflexive, self-questioning.

While such rent vs. buy comparisons can be informative, they are, by necessity, made using a series of assumptions, which may or may not reflect your personal financial situation, said Daniel McCue, research manager at the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University.

However, because peacebuilding focuses on relationships in complex contexts, the field of peacebuilding has, by necessity, made efforts towards finding practical ways to reflect upon both the intended and unintended effects of this work.