Sentence examples for necessity will be from inspiring English sources

Necessity will be the murderer of convention.

"But the things that are almost a necessity will be pretty safe".

Telling others that gifts, of necessity, will be modest is a ticklish business.

The Radio Act of 1927 established a system in which the government owned the airwaves; rather than broadcast itself, however, it would grant licenses for locations on the spectrum to private companies, though only — fateful phrase — "if public convenience, interest or necessity will be served thereby".

Necessity will be shown first.

Company expansion, while not a necessity, will be an option if sales projections are met and/or exceeded.

Cash allotments for food and other necessities will be at most $5 per person per day, and will be increased only if the group achieves a task that Big Brother poses to them for the week.

It's where towns are also, so getting groceries and necessities will be as close as the next bridge.

Many basic necessities will be provided to you during your stay, but if you want to use any of the extra services offered by SCOAN, you will need to pay for them in cash.

"Under resource restriction, convention will become too costly and necessity really will be the mother of invention," he added.

He believes that "government must become open by default and secret only by necessity", which will be discussed later.