Sentence examples for real necessary from inspiring English sources

The real, necessary and challenging debate needs to be about the possibility of constructing a system that offers adult users the genuine option of safer, more responsible purchase, in order that those dealers selling drugs to minors, and using minors in their distribution networks, can be economically, morally and legally isolated.

Thus, using modal language in talking about the world and our agency in the world does not commit us to recognizing independent, metaphysically real necessary connections or the existence of moral facts independent of moral agents.

The inference from 'Socrates is a man' to 'Socrates is mortal' is mediated, on this view, by the major premise 'Man is mortal' which establishes a real necessary connection between the minor premise and the conclusion by virtue of itself recording a necessary connection among the attributes connoted by the terms which it contains.

"It really helps one declutter and just keep the real necessary things in life," Gerald Aguilar says.

To play the money game you have to forget that money is a metaphor and convince yourself it is real, necessary and you need more money.

While one might have anticipated higher rates of discontinuation during the difficult period of injectable use, our finding could potentially be explained by patients believing that "real, necessary treatment" was over because they simply felt better or because they believed that injections constituted effective treatment and that phase of their treatment was over [ 64].

He added that better service is the real ingredient necessary to ensure a brand's success.

The things that I dealt with were very real and necessary and important.

Both effects continue to disrupt the flow of credit and real investment necessary to trigger and sustain economic recovery".

She said his departure should now be "a catalyst for the real and necessary change which the group must go through".

The anti-austerity movement is real and necessary, but the need of middle-class people to pretend to live austere lives is beyond me.