Sentence examples for occasional necessity from inspiring English sources
In an age of technology, which produces a constant flood of incomprehensible phenomena, such forms of thinking may be an occasional necessity for everyone.
Even Alan Dershowitz, the Harvard law professor and certainly no Cheney neocon, saw it as an ugly but occasional necessity.One of my colleagues argued in this space last week that the newly-released CIA documents did nothing to settle the dispute over past interrogation techniques.
The most contentious issues are the value of antipsychotic medication and the occasional necessity of enforced treatment.
President Obama's depiction of just wars is not, fundamentally, contradictory to President Carter's acknowledgment of war as an occasional necessity, but one wonders how much less hawkish it might have been had he not been on the defensive.
Jefferson even went so far as to say that the storm of rebellion is an occasional political necessity.
Parallels with 'first aid' ideology suggested by this study include the emphasis on immediate and often urgent care, the generally reactive nature of provision and the expectation of necessity for occasional referral.
Such occasional cases of resistance by Necessity to the "persuasion" of Intellect limit the degree of excellence the created world can attain.
Unemployment remains a focal concern as consumers keep spending limited to necessities — and the occasional bargain.
Outside of gifts, necessities and the occasional treat (we're suckers), if our daughter doesn't have the money to buy something she wants, then she simply won't be able to get it.
In an age of abundant sequence data, one can perform synthesis as never before without ever leaving your desk, apart from the occasional attention paid to the necessities of life.
With material from earlier albums Tékitoi and Diwan fitting in seamlessly, the internationally recognisable language of dance is a practical necessity for a man whose occasional spoken interludes demonstrate a comically loose grasp of English.
