Sentence examples for obviously indispensable from inspiring English sources
The phrase "obviously indispensable" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
It can be used to describe something that is essential or absolutely necessary in a clear and obvious way. Example: The use of technology is obviously indispensable in today's modern society.
The survey or polling method ranks with the quantitative indeed in popularity in the social sciences, both being, obviously, indispensable tools of the empiricism just mentioned.
More than any other league, the NBA's choices for All-Stars tend to be almost self-evident, the most important players tend to make themselves obviously indispensable.
There is a larger lesson in that: If Social Security is strategically important for those with 401 k)s, it is obviously indispensable for the majority who have little or no retirement savings.
In such a book one wishes for more extended history and explanation of the salary cap; more background on Scott Pioli, the obviously indispensable vice president for player personnel; and less hyperbole like "The Vrabel signing would change the face of professional football".
Months of hard thinking and queries from colleagues are obviously indispensable, even though the final step often feels very much like a sudden and unexpected leap.
Bocelli appears before us now in white shorts, brown short-sleeved shirt and suede loafers, himself no more than a humble toiler – though obviously the indispensable one – in this culture factory.
Indeed, the scientifically sound and accepted background to administer Gln to severely ill patients is to optimize nutritional support by including an obviously conditionally indispensable substrate [ 76].
Obviously, additional cortical malperfusion is not an indispensable prerequisite if thalamic patients exhibit pusher syndrome.
At a basic level the fuddy-duddies are obviously right: no single person, however gifted, is indispensable to his or her sport.
The prerequisite of complete variable-control, which is indispensable for the variable-manipulative research strategy, cannot obviously be realised if a research project aims at scientific analysis of complex, multifactorial and dynamically and flexibly changing social action or practice.
Still, the indispensable intellectual as well as social influence in Junior's life was obviously Arthur Senior, a path-breaking historian whose fame long preceded Junior's.
