Sentence examples for once necessary from inspiring English sources
"once necessary" is correct and can be used in written English
You could use it to describe something that was once necessary or required but no longer is. For example: "Once necessary for success, that kind of competitive attitude is no longer as important in the modern workplace."
Such relief once necessary, / now caught in basement pipes.
Mercifully, both landed safely.Nerve-jangling corkscrew manoeuvres which were once necessary to avert such incidents at BIAP are now a distant memory.
Where years of education, training and experience were once necessary to succeed, now they are increasingly seen as irrelevant, even a liability.
The Google Doodles (there was an illustration of Carter G. Woodson yesterday), the themed media packages that inundate my in-box, and the TV-movie marathons constitute a public-education program at once necessary and mawkish.
Her presence in the family, like a gumdrop in the mud, embodies a confusion at the heart of the play: the tension between the idea that hanging on is at once necessary and self-destructive, and that letting go is cheap.
(Grillo, referring to a corruption investigation that Mastella had blocked — and in which Mastella himself was a suspect — had said that whereas dynamite was once necessary to stop magistrates from investigating powerful people, nowadays the Minister of Justice simply stopped them himself).
"We are doing too many things at once, all necessary".
It was a Wednesday, and she would be released on Saturday once the necessary official signed her out.
PRESERVING, once a necessary activity for stocking the larder as the growing season wound down, has now become recreation.
Women will be able to be ordained from summer 2015 once the necessary legal changes have been made.
Once the necessary compromises were made, the bills might not have raised the cost of carbon by much.
