Sentence examples for necessity from from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'necessity from' is not correct or usable in written English
Instead, you could use 'necessity for' or 'necessity of.' For example: "There is a necessity for further research into the topic."
"Man, born in a family, is compelled to maintain society, from necessity, from natural inclination, and from habit," Hume wrote.
We want many our choices to flow with a kind of necessity from our beliefs and values.
Huge cuts were a necessity from the start, and while salvaging the plot is quite easy, crucial qualities of the dialogue inevitably suffer.
"You just hope that we haven't soured an entire generation on the necessity, from time to time, of using force because Iraq has been such a debacle," he said.
The Assembly could not vote on the bill today without a message of necessity from the governor to bypass the required three-day wait after a bill has been printed.
Corruption is everywhere in India, the bane of the common man's life: for every trivial necessity, from passing a driving test to getting the electricity restored, bribes are required.
In Nassau and Suffolk, students worked not so much from necessity as from the desire to afford trendy clothes, cash to go out on dates, cars and other luxuries.
Some child psychologists worry that the new dolls, which come with "necessities" from hair driers to handbags, pose another problem.
It's always great to hear Peggy Lee's inspired recording of "He's a Tramp" and the curiously delightful "Bare Necessities" from "The Jungle Book".
Prisoners complain that they must buy food, medicine and other necessities from guards, or bribe guards to allow the goods to be brought in.
Also, former stockbreeding nomads, who had always obtained grain and other necessities from villagers along their route, increased their trading activities.
