Sentence examples for only indispensable from inspiring English sources

"As a result, I think it fair to conclude that the United States of America remains bin Laden's only indispensable ally".

This story, from last Thursday's front page of the planet's only indispensable newspaper, details an admirable act of courage and leadership by a venerable nonprofit.

That makes the aid effort that is being spearheaded by Nepal's two neighbours, the regional giants China and India, not only indispensable but extraordinarily difficult.

America may not be what it used to be — the one and only indispensable power — but Europeans follow its presidential elections with keen interest.

Though architectural space is the main source and the only indispensable component of any architectural construction, in many cases its boundaries are uncertain, leading intuitive spatial design.

This finding suggests that disulfide-bridge formation is not only indispensable for exhibition of antimicrobial activity of thanatin but also closely related to the activity specificity towards bacteria.

For much of the working population, e-mail is not only available but indispensable, a tool not just for work but for maintaining personal bonds.

A coordinated bank recapitalization is "not only obvious but indispensable," Mr. Barroso said in Brussels.

This makes the 'while you were away' feature not only nice but indispensable for proving that it's worth opening the app more.

It is a must read for anyone interested in how and why Israeli governments have made and continue to make the national security decisions that they do". "How often is a reviewer assigned a book he or she can confidently predict will become not only an indispensable reference work but the essential reference point for future research on a given subject?

But there is only one indispensable man in Mr. Sharon's plan, and that is Mr. Sharon himself.