Sentence examples for necessity would be from inspiring English sources

Since then, she has become engrossed in economic and class strains, "when your economic life becomes divorced from your place, and you end up working at a Wal-Mart that could be anywhere, instead of on a ship that by necessity would be sailing into the Peconic Bay".

An example of necessity would be a defense against a raging dog (unless the dog was directly sent by the owner, which would be case of necessary defense).

Perhaps with prices this low, that necessity would be slightly alleviated, even though this is clearly a shop designed to feel like what it is – somewhere you have no choice but to go to.

Medieval Catholic doctrine held that cross-dressing should be evaluated based on context, as stated in the "Summa Theologica" by St. Thomas Aquinas, which says that necessity would be a permissible reason for cross-dressing.

But under the bill, most suits -- any disputes involving questions of medical judgment or medical necessity -- would be filed in state court, where plaintiffs often find it easier to win much larger damage awards.

(Of necessity: It would be embarrassing if the city's appalling air quality were to affect the health of athletes).

From a constructivist perspective a state is an actor, who does not act according to objective necessities (this would be the assumption of a neorealist approach), but defines agenda and goals of action, selects appropriate strategies according to relevant internal as well external factors (Haftendorn 1990).

(Leather shoes are a social rather than physical necessity, he wrote, but a necessity nonetheless: anyone would be ashamed to appear in public without them).

Awareness that we are mere products of blind chance, that there is no special necessity that intelligent beings would be divided into male and female, or walk on two legs, or enjoy music or dance, might be disturbing to some.

You cannot dispute the necessity, and it would be explicitly unwise not to tap into it.

By necessity, though, it would be far less ambitious in scope and certainly would not meet the original goal of giving coverage to the millions of uninsured.