Sentence examples for of practical necessity from inspiring English sources

Women's branches in the Middle East are born out of practical necessity, but, more recently, banks all over the world are catering specifically for women.

A confusing variety of pitches prevailed until the 19th century, when the continual rise in pitch made some international agreement a matter of practical necessity.

"Reporters might find themselves," he wrote, "as a matter of practical necessity, contacting sources the way I understand drug dealers to reach theirs — by use of clandestine cellphones and meeting in darkened doorways.

Diffusion is an important mass transport mechanism in ultra-low permeability shale matrix and thus, characterization of shale diffusivity is of practical necessity for shale gas developments.

Another, related, feature of Augustine's epistemology is his willingness to accept that much of our belief about the world must as a matter of practical necessity rest upon trust and authority.

The ruling — worth reading in its original text here — dismisses several governmental claims relating to why it should hold the data, including that it "must be allowed to make the mirror image copies as a matter of practical necessity and, according to the Government's investigators, those mirror images were 'the government's property.'" The court disagreed.

Out of a practical necessity to limit the size of the search space for finding informative fragments, a smaller, randomly chosen subset of 20 images from each class was used as input to the fragment isolation algorithm.

Thus, based on the preceding discussion, evaluating the accuracy of their P-value assessments is not only of theoretical importance (how well their proposed asymptotic distributions approximate the real distribution), but also of great practical necessity in applying these methods.

This is a considerable challenge for those without children [ 31], yet it appears that symbiotic alliances between older drug users and younger drug users develop out of this practical necessity.

With respect to methodology, he took the derivation of the conservation of vis viva as confirmation of the utility — indeed the practical necessity — of considerations of divine teleology in making scientific discoveries even in the domain of physics.

As President Obama said while accepting the Nobel Peace Prize, recognition of the moral and practical necessity of force "is a recognition of history, the imperfections of man and the limits of reason".