Sentence examples for other indispensable from inspiring English sources

Remaining calm, she retrieved important papers, instruments, books, medicine, and other indispensable valuables that otherwise would have been lost.

Fabius listed the other "indispensable" conditions as enduring constraints on Iran's capacity to carry out research and development, and rigorous inspection of all suspect sites, including military facilities.

For "Hamilton," the inspiration began with Ron Chernow's book, but the research continued with many other indispensable books: his collected writings, edited by Joanne Freeman.

For those of us who spent too many hours in our younger days reading "Sox Yarns" and "Yankee Doodles" and other indispensable notebooks, the news was not surprising but sad.

Evidence, knowledge, argument, proportionality, nuance, complexity, and the other indispensable tools of the liberal mind don't stand a chance these days against the actual image of a mob burning an effigy, or the imagined image of a man burning a mound of books.

Other indispensable influences on Bacon, apart from a modified version of Aristotle, are critically assessed Hermeticism, rhetoric (Vickers) and alchemy (Rees).

In contrast with the doctrine of the creation of the world maintained by the theist, or the theory of emanation propounded by the pantheist, [for] historical thinking the absolute and the relative, nothingness and being, are interrelated each with the other as indispensable elements of absolute mediation" (Tanabe 2000, 27; Tanabe 1986, 23).

Oxidative stress may be involved even in the very early stages of granuloma formation, as oxidants may stimulate macrophages to the production of TNF-α and other cytokines indispensable for granuloma formation.

By developing a high-resolution imaging assay to visualize intermediary steps of the lateral to end-on conversion process, we show that the mechanisms that bring a laterally bound chromosome and its microtubule end closer to each other are indispensable for proper end-on attachment because laterally attached chromosomes seldom detach.

(Fair disclosure: I wrote the chapter on black Americans. But the other 20 are indispensable).

In other words, the indispensable qualification was that one should be the emperor's maternal grandfather or father-in-law.