Sentence examples for necessity no longer from inspiring English sources

And this necessity no longer fully exists.

It is a symptom of the fact that they have more to spend, that necessities no longer gobble up every spare yuan and that they can afford to add a little colour to their lives.

Robert Fogelin (1985) emphasizes Hume's radical skepticism concerning induction, and he also argues that Hume's radical skeptical argument has the consequence, ultimately, that necessity is no longer an essential ingredient in our idea of causation: Hume's view of causation thus reduces to a pure regularity conception according to which causation is based solely on constant conjunction.

Now that crafting is a choice rather than a necessity (mothers no longer having to knit just to clothe their kids) its association with drudgery has disappeared.

Her answer is clear: "Because the participants will have learnt about their human rights, they will see that it has now become a necessity to no longer subject any woman to such practices.

"Memphis is a phenomenon that arose out of cultural and political necessities" that no longer exist, he said, years later.

This has become a necessity, since Mercedes no longer has ambitions of diversifying out of cars and trucks.

If entering the Chinese market is still viewed as a matter of commercial necessity, it will no longer be seen as a market of choice for foreign companies.

Memphis is a phenomenon that arose out of cultural and political necessities that are no longer.

("Over the years, I've moved often, in general unwillingly, out of necessity.... I'm no longer dependent on the movements of others, only on my own" is her encryption).

Los Angeles has endured earthquakes and riots, Ms. Cullen said, but the fact that a basic necessity like electricity is no longer guaranteed is almost too embarrassing to explain to newcomers.