Sentence examples for necessity yet from inspiring English sources

Stay-at-Home Mother Ponders a Paycheck Jennifer Manthei, 40, worked in museums but now stays at home in Pelham, N.Y., with her two sons, ages 4 and 1 ½: I don't know anybody who's had to go back to work out of necessity yet, but in our community of stay-at-home moms, it's certainly something we talk about.

The Mutant League games constituted bricolage at its finest, their development perhaps born out of necessity yet nevertheless capturing and then distilling the cartoonish essence of professional sports: demon goalies exploding into flames, slug zambonis eating the dead bodies of fallen players, defensemen brandishing horsewhips, right wings wielding chainsaws.

The approach we took was out of necessity, yet we would have been unlikely to identify this potentially important construct using standard methods of ergonomic assessment such as direct observation or videotape and review of several work cycles for each job.

Indeed, these early texts credit cinema with precisely the same capacities of expression that are later granted to theatre, such as the capacity to present action, the necessary yet ambiguous necessity of engagement and the capacity of artistic expression to represent the masses to the masses.

Whether this is out of choice or necessity has yet to be determined.

So it's also — let's face it — a style born of necessity?" True, yet a low overhead, as some gallerists point out, means you can support and show artists whose work is not market-oriented.

Sir Philip Sidney, late of Shrewsbury and dying on the battlefield of Zutphen in 1586, famously handed his water-bottle to a fellow soldier with the words: "Thy necessity is yet greater than mine".

There is, however, no J.Crew store in East Hampton, or in any of the neighboring Hamptons; and if the necessity for yet another place at which to buy a polo shirt or a pair of flip-flops may not be apparent to the town's residents and weekend visitors, the deficiency is certainly of concern to J.Crew corporate headquarters.

The Bush Administration's emergency measures in the banking and financial sector were undertaken hastily, out of necessity, and yet, even so, far too little negotiating over the government's interest took place, and it was ultimately Congress that has and will force the appropriate concessions from the private sector.

It is such a given, such an obvious necessity, and yet we keep talking about global failures.

His Holiness knows monks who live in the most spartan of conditions, surrounded by the barest of necessities and yet they are happy.