Sentence examples for rather necessary from inspiring English sources

Grants awarded to that district during Mulvaney's tenure sound rather necessary and impressive.

Meanwhile, similarities exist within each zone, indicating that environmental policies designed for different zones and emissions trading across zones are rather necessary and feasible.

In 1974, Dr. Brandon Carter, a theoretical physicist then at Cambridge, now at the Paris Observatory in Meudon, pointed out that these coincidences were not just luck, but were rather necessary preconditions for us to be looking at the universe.

These data suggest that the CCR4-NOT complex does not contribute to expression of the CIITA-activated locus and is rather necessary to maintain the locus in its inactive state in cells not poised for MHC II expression.

Competences are rather necessary action dispositions that can be transformed into performances if the action is seen as professionally necessary (see Ascot, 2012; KoKoHs, 2014).

In particular, the opening of the gap junctions would not be required for CSD propagation, but is rather necessary for extracellular homeostasis after CSD [64].

P. W. S. Anderson may well have had some fun; P. T. Anderson filmed things that seem not to have been fun to film but were, rather, morally necessary despite their pain.

It is sometimes accepted because the benefits of data sharing are presented as nice-to-haves, such as new scientific discoveries, rather than necessary requirements for a fair and democratic society.

"Every pound we spend on paying off the debt is a pound we give to others, such as overseas investment funds, rather than necessary public services like schools and hospitals, or being able to reduce taxation further".

But democracy's association with the nation-state is contingent rather than necessary.

This fund is obviously no growth play but rather some necessary ballast for your holdings.