Sentence examples for necessity much from inspiring English sources

I was aware of the British tradition for middle whites, and the quality of the meat, but they went out of fashion last century because of the rise in demand for bacon pigs, which are by necessity much leaner".

In order not to produce intolerable stresses in the dies, since the thinner the material the more force necessary to make it flow into the recesses of the die's design, the depth of relief on such coins was of necessity much shallower than with earlier currency.

The particle size of inhaled drugs is, by necessity, much smaller than their oral counterparts.

Therefore, as we discuss relations between spatial morphology and society in the coming, the limited methodological focus is seen as offering grounds to start reasoning around on how the analysis can contribute to a by necessity much larger and broader field addressing society-space relations.

By necessity, much of it will have to come from our federal, state and local governments.

That goes doubly for the millions of college grads who received financial support from parents or student loans during school and are then suddenly faced with the need to stretch skinny paychecks to cover daily necessities, much less save.

The rest of us who don't draw income taxed at a preferential rate by throwing numbers at each other in space can barely keep up with basic necessities; much less have anything left to invest.

The important point, Ms. Richter argues, is that cash supplements make tough decisions over necessities much easier.

Serena Williams is in denial, through necessity as much as choice.

Bouldering Vacation Indoor climbing is a necessity during much of the year in the chilly Northeast.

But Anthony's renaissance was born of necessity as much as design.