Sentence examples for of its necessity from inspiring English sources

Benveniste [ 97] points out that change becomes possible only when a sufficient critical mass of stakeholders is convinced of its necessity and supports it.

I believe that anything that a story needs to be true is true by virtue of its necessity.

But if such a war is unwinnable, then perhaps you must reconsider your sense of its necessity and choose a more modest policy instead.

His group had just experimented with Affdex, to pitch an account worth millions of dollars; he seemed interested in the technology, but not convinced of its necessity.

Nonetheless it remains, more often than not, the burden of the individual parent to find a solution and then persuade the school of its necessity.

Mr. Obama acknowledged that he had hesitations when he inherited the program from George W. Bush, but told reporters that he soon became convinced of its necessity.

ReKindle gives out items purchased by Hooley, and many of its necessities are donated by volunteers, local businesses and charities.

"Education is one of the blessings of life, and one of its necessities". Her acceptance to a university marks a milestone in Yousafzai's steady progression to achieve her dreams.

The main prerequisites for truly revolutionary change are 1) widespread popular understanding of both its necessity and its possibility; and 2) the organization of a massive, united, disciplined, and sustained movement, guided by a long-term vision and strategy.

2014 – A Girl is a Half-formed Thing by Eimear McBride Anne Enright wrote: "An instant classic – an account of Irish girlhood to be set alongside O'Brien's The Country Girls for emotional accuracy and verve, and the sense of its overwhelming necessity.

"By selecting for ever- more-devious parasites, the immune system is the cause of its own necessity".