Sentence examples for perhaps indispensable from inspiring English sources

However, when measured against alternative SPIs, well-designed large-scale integrated scientific assessments are highly promising and perhaps indispensable SPIs to bridge scientific expertise and policy-making on longer-term, wicked policy problems such as the difficult achievement of the SDGs.

The dilemma for the coalition is that Ethiopia's military help is critical and, perhaps, indispensable, notwithstanding that it could complicate matters for the anti-Shabab alliance politically.

Some of these words will surely be noble, perhaps indispensable.

The vast size and the plasticity of the RXLR effector family in Phytophthora species suggest a crucial, perhaps indispensable, role in pathogenesis.

"In a world that is increasingly interconnected, the qualities of mind developed through liberal education are perhaps more indispensable than ever in preparing students to understand and appreciate differences across cultures and boundaries, and to address problems for which there are no easy solutions".

In short, through trans-national diffusion as a social mechanism, this 'new' master frame plays a crucial - perhaps even indispensable - role in the initial development of FRPs.

They argue that their aircraft systems or helicopter programs are still indispensable, perhaps for more popular programs like detecting drug traffickers.

Any doubts about the 21-year-old Pujols or the 28-year-old Suzuki never surfaced as they were perhaps the most indispensable players on their respective teams.

"Roast Chicken" is one of those rare cookbooks that, once opened, becomes indispensable — perhaps because it takes so many of the dishes you thought you had already mastered and, quite simply, does them that much better.

Perhaps the most indispensable fungus of all is an ascomycete, the common yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae), whose varieties leaven the dough in bread making and ferment grain to produce beer or mash for distillation of alcoholic liquors; the strains of S. cerevisiae var.

Zola's La Bête Humaine, perhaps, or the indispensable Thomas Cook's European Rail Timetable – and before a gibe about anorak tendencies, remember that Proust called timetables "the most intoxicating romance in the lover's library", reflecting his passion for railway travel.