Sentence examples for necessity having from inspiring English sources

Will I land funny?" Wambach traces her bravery and competitiveness to familial necessity, having grown up as the youngest of seven children in Rochester.

The full extent of the time-shift was not fully felt until Moran started marvelling at a modern day necessity: 'Having this new machine is brilliant.

"Instead, citizen groups are by necessity having to step in and figure out creative ways to funnel money to the agency so the agency can do its job.

After 1916 Glyn was forced to write out of necessity, having fallen deeply in debt, and her husband died the following year.

Not about to alienate any teammates, he explained his afternoon of excessive and erratic passing (22 for 44, 280 yards) by saying: "So much of it was out of necessity, having to throw the ball if you're behind.

After the horror of 9/11, it was clear that governments faced their own desperate requirement: to reassert their own usefulness and necessity, having so abjectly failed in their primary duty of protection.

In addition, circumstantial necessity had ideological ramifications.

Kings, generals, and statesmen, of necessity, had to be horsemen.

Necessity has made him a micromanager of overhead.

Prudence, not necessity, has kept them at home.

Opinions and characters, by dramatic necessity, had to be cut.