Sentence examples for obvious necessity from inspiring English sources

But gaining new advertisers is an obvious necessity.

It was actually highly heritable – an obvious necessity if it is to be the basis of speciation.

Still, the protocol of electoral politics demands a presence here, and not merely for the obvious necessity of fund-raising.

But here investors may have been responding to the government's fiscal outlook, weakened by the obvious necessity of dipping into Social Security funds meant for debt reduction.

Bush tries to walk the fine line between Republican troglodytes who oppose all immigration reform, and the obvious necessity for a more tolerant position.

Because of its high cost, carving has largely disappeared from modern commercial furniture, but to the manufacturer of reproduction furniture it is an obvious necessity.

But I'd guess that there are some qualities that play a major role, besides the obvious necessities of talent and luck.

But these stats should make obvious the necessity of programs like Safe Schools, which empower young people with knowledge about the world and the people they will find in it.

After all, the company says it's looking to break even on the tickets it's selling — which seems like an obvious business necessity, but the company had previously been in growth-at-all-costs mode.

Actions were taken by the IDF which had no clear or obvious military necessity; many of these, such as unlawful killings, destruction of property and arbitrary detention, torture and ill-treatment, violated international human rights and humanitarian law".

It is, thus, obvious the necessity of studying inter-annual fluctuations of single organisms and predator-prey interactions in different regions, as emphasized by many authors [3], [7], [17], [18], [24], [28].