Sentence examples for necessity to do something from inspiring English sources

"There is a real necessity to do something we didn't really address in the last budget, which is ramp up procurement," said Under Secretary of Defense Dov S. Zakheim, the Pentagon comptroller.

"Rock With U" is a pop song that Jackson helped craft for the gay community, as she felt the necessity to do something for its members.

The vulnerability of Chinese citizens abroad and the necessity to do something to be able to protect them came into clear focus last November when Fan Jinghui was killed by Islamic State militants in Syria and when three Chinese nationals were killed by Al Qaeda militants during a hotel siege in the Malian capital Bamako.

Many young people have gone into the military out of economic necessity and many also hoped to do something good for the country.

We must again choose between the easy comfort of ideological purity and the pragmatic necessity of governing if we actually want to do something about global warming.

That pushes a lot of people to do something out of necessity' – which for her means trying to get work as a 'rep' to save the money to study.

So seeking to make a virtue out of necessity, Treasury entered negotiations over the debt ceiling to do something longer-term: to put in place a decade-long "fiscal straitjacket" which would constrain future Democratic and Republican administrations alike.

What propels the story forward is not the realization of a utopian system — it's the people who feel this unshakeable need to do something, and the lived experience of that necessity.

But how much scope is there to do something different with postgraduate courses and – given the economic necessity – how can universities build new courses to a professional standard both quickly and efficiently?

But it meant something to do something.

At first a necessity of the production schedule to largely remove the lead actor from the equation back with Love and Monsters, the challenge it presents to writers can be an opportunity to do something as majestic as Blink.