Sentence examples for necessity of sharing from inspiring English sources

Many households, in both rural and urban areas, are inhabited by three or more generations because of the economic advantage (or necessity) of sharing a roof as well as traditionally close relationships.

"We strongly believe in the necessity of sharing our data this way, but unfortunately and as you know, the process of publishing in academic journals tends to take several months," he says, offering to share the results under a confidentiality agreement "so as not to scoop our own publication".

Further, because of these large-scale efforts, the necessity of sharing and standardization is well understood in the United States.

Here there was evidence of an urban/rural divide, with rural clinical staff, but not urban, accepting the necessity of sharing all responsibilities – including cleaning – when lower cadres were acting upwards.

Interestingly, Dubreuil (2010a, p. 70, 2010b, p. 60) makes the very same observation, yet shies away from the fairly obvious consequence: that the necessity of sharing may be as large/small for chimps as it is for humans.

It is a tonic, therefore, to see the government focus on the necessity of shared parental leave at this difficult economic time.

President Obama should stress the necessity of shared sacrifice, and push the state of Michigan to take on more of the city's fiscal responsibilities, perhaps by offering it more federal aid.

At its best, Dungeons & Dragons is a game without limits, where even the rules themselves can be subsumed by the logic and necessity of shared storytelling.

At its best, Dungeons & Dragons is a game without limits, a game in which even the rules themselves can be subsumed by the logic and necessity of shared storytelling.

The ideal of autonomous decision making can be unrealistic when it comes to certain complex decisions and obscures the basic interdependence and necessity of shared decision making.

We've become used to the necessity of a shared network as the backdrop for tasks across devices: The local network as an analogy for 'home' is almost taken for granted at this point, as is its role as the interstitial material tying together our growing web of connected devices.