Sentence examples for necessity to break from inspiring English sources

But in this perfect storm, beware any attempt to say the Strathclyde muzzle has become a constitutional necessity to break a logjam of the government's own making.

In 1991 Rautavaara wrote of his "need for... and belief in" such synthesis: "Naturally, the linking together of various (and to some people contradictory) systems must of necessity come to break the taboos of each system.

"Adil has been around us for a couple of years now, and if he wasn't going to get into the squad it was a necessity to give him a bit of a break," Miller said.

Is a rich person who chooses, not out of necessity, but greed, to break the law less morally reprehensible than the poor person who is literally baited into stealing a car?

Production requirements and scheduling necessities caused ABC to break up the series this season, he said.

I've been trying to stick to one theme in each of my biweekly columns, but as that may be more a product of vanity than necessity, I'm going to break the pattern here.

In related news, Beijing home of the all-day rush hour is still leading the way (by necessity) in figuring out how to break up wall-to-wall traffic.

Not so with "new towns," which are created by decree rather than out of necessity and are often intended to break from the tendencies of past development.

Approaching darkness and the necessity of escorting an Admiralty oiler forced Wainwright to break off her attack.

Only the necessity of saving the law can have caused him to break the law" (PAW, p. 49).

They are most active in the first hour of digestion, and their ability to break down protein is restricted by the necessity for an acidic environment with a pH between 1.8 and 3.5.