Sentence examples for possible essential from inspiring English sources

In contrast, philosophers of art possess a concern with the essential that ends up renouncing any notion of generic forms, on the grounds that the singular originality of every single work entails the only possible essential genre must be the universal and individual one of art itself.

All commodity exporters will need to adjust public spending to lower commodity revenues, while safeguarding to the extent possible essential capital and social spending.

Other possible essential facilities violations may also occur in the pricing of travel services through Google, especially as Google seeks to acquire ITA and move into the travel industry directly, and as Google continues to preferences its own services.

Present computational methods to detect prophages are either by identifying possible essential proteins such as integrases or by an extension of this technique, which involves identifying a region containing proteins similar to those occurring in prophages.

Therefore, we set up a pool-to-pool screen to test all possible essential (CIN and non-CIN) yeast genes for complementation by all sequence-related human homologs that are available as full-length cDNA clones.

However, due to the lack of the taut band of the gluteus minimus muscle the presence of the confirmatory sign (referred pain pattern) was added to the full range of possible essential criteria for strong evidence.

Mr. Mossessian, who is working on the development's center square, says: "The overall plan has been to keep the original street patterns of narrow alleys that zigzag between densely packed houses which faced north so that people could walk in the shade as much as possible -- essential when temperatures reach 55 degrees" Celsius (131 degrees Fahrenheit).

He's also a true believer that victory in Iraq is possible and essential.

Keeping prices as high as possible is essential for many cemeteries because of the Byzantine accounting involved in cemetery economics.

The Thatcher-baiting comic of the 80s was the man who made political comedy seem not just possible, but essential.

The American composer John Cage was the first to insist that staging "Vexations" was not only possible but essential.