But it might also be an opportunity and perhaps a necessity.
Transaction costs have been discussed and received some academic treatment, examining how those less economically advantaged may have greater incentive to give up personal data for some financial benefit, whether that be a discount or some item, perhaps a necessity, that they may receive for free.
One friend said Mr. García Márquez perhaps "saw a necessity of writing at all times as a form of confronting the illness with force".
They are a safety feature, and given the traffic these days, perhaps a safety necessity.
A bigger budget might allow for transitions that don't seem so clunky, but this production, a world premiere by the Boomerang Theater Company, is limited by a sparse set (a necessity, perhaps, because the play is running in repertory with two others, Tennessee Williams's "Summer and Smoke" and Eric Overmyer's "Native Speech," in the modest Center Stage, NY theater).
During the August fighting, entire Russian units were sent across, a necessity perhaps in view of the crisis faced by separatist forces, but one that produced some tell-tale evidence.
It presents extradition to the US, and foreign intervention in Colombian political life, as a (perhaps unfortunate) necessity.
Perhaps this generational jumble is a necessity in a small town, where there are simply not enough people to segregate themselves by age.
If you don't live in Australia and have wondered why your Aussie neighbours offer you food and drink when you've only stepped in from next door, they are maintaining, perhaps unknowingly, what was once a necessity in the outback: that of feeding anyone who had made the long journey through the empty bush to your homestead.
And, though neither candidate merits a Nobel prize for his policy programmes, Mr Bush has, perhaps by necessity, shown a greater willingness to try new ideas to solve these problems.Yet in America's system of checks and balances, a choice between presidents cannot reliably be made by combing through policy programmes.
(Her refusal a necessity, but also perhaps strangely, slightly disappointing, to Clark).
