Sentence examples for necessity a bit from inspiring English sources

I have always preferred being out in Belfast, making it up as you go along, to the more definitive going out, a carry over perhaps from the era when plans were of necessity a bit more, well, provisional.

In the A text, the seven deadly sins appear without any real dramaturgical necessity, as a bit of entertainment.

You may have thought until this moment that a Swiffer was nothing more than a contrived necessity, a brilliant bit of marketing, but disdain will give way to reverence long before the mid-morning coffee break.

Innovation is often the product of necessity tempered with a bit of desperation.

It's completely separate now and given that the remote is a total necessity it is a bit of an annoyance.

When home dabbling is about self-expression, rather than necessity, it's a bit like choosing a nice piece of jewelry to wear.

Often out of necessity, pop stars have a bit of a change.

"Adil has been around us for a couple of years now, and if he wasn't going to get into the squad it was a necessity to give him a bit of a break," Miller said.

When he was left out of the Australia squads last autumn the national selector, Geoff Miller, said: "Adil has been around us for a couple of years now, and if he wasn't going to get into the squad it was a necessity to give him a bit of a break.

The good news is that things are changing and men have acknowledged the necessity to step in a bit more to help their life partner.

Indeed, it's a pleasant read through some pretty forbidding material, though by necessity there's quite a bit of overlap with the late Peter Bernstein's Against the Gods and Capital Ideas, which cover the origins and growth of the efficient market thesis.