Sentence examples for not always indispensable from inspiring English sources
Heavily footnoted, complete with bibliographical references that are not always indispensable, these read like excerpts from doctoral dissertations.
There are times when you need to take an orchestra, who really are lions in their den, and whip them into shape – but a conductor is not always indispensable.
The impact of the investigated parameters indicates this assumption is not always correct; the general solution appears indispensable for realistic simulation.
Concomitant chemo-radiotherapy (CCRT) has become an indispensable organ, but not always function preserving treatment modality for advanced head and neck cancer.
"Good communication is indispensable," Micoli says, "but not always done well".
It was also the moment when the young country realised for the first time that private enterprise may not always be sufficient to ensure a project's success.In the end, though, was the Erie canal quite so indispensable in forging the new nation?
"The knight on the white horse is always indispensable in his own mind".
They are not always peaceful.
Great managers are always indispensable to a company's present, but the history books belong to the entrepreneurs.
This is not always appropriate.
