Sentence examples for necessity a time from inspiring English sources

TC Boyle expresses precisely the timbre of my fear of flying in his short story "The Human Fly": "At best, I consider flying an unavoidable necessity, a time to resurrect forgotten prayers and contemplate the end of all joy in a twisted howling heap of machinery; at worst, I rank it right up there with psychotic episodes and torture at the hands of malevolent strangers".

All of the machines and material are donated, a necessity at a time when state budget cuts are prompting major reductions in taxpayer financing of resettlement programs.

Mr. Gelb described the practice as a pragmatic necessity at a time when the Met is doing more broadcasts than ever.

Mr. Likins, the president, calls the large lecture class "an unfortunate economic necessity" at a time when the state Legislature has cut funds by more than $50 million over the past several years.

And he makes us understand clearly how it all came to be: the tiny steps forward of racism and oppression, the small failings of good people helplessly accommodating themselves to necessity at a time when the Final Solution was still far beyond their imagination.

The results indicate the range of species encountered at different temperatures showed the necessity for a time dependent sampling method.

Having an automation tool to do this can greatly speed up the deliverables, allowing companies to release builds much more often, an absolute necessity in a time where customers want the latest updates as quickly as possible, not in a month or longer.

After all, fashion, even if designed by an innovator like Amelia Earhart, was not a necessity at a time when many in the US were unemployed and standing in breadlines.

A time of pinched public budgets and unmet national necessities is a time for action against these corporate freeloaders.

Clearly it would be best for the school to get its money as quickly as possible — $82,000 can provide a good number of advantages and necessities in a time of fiscal crisis.

In these places, delivering food, drugs or any necessity is a time-consuming, arduous process.