Sentence examples for real necessities from inspiring English sources

The real necessities aren't taught in university: flexibility, creativity, teamwork and enthusiasm.

Life might feel more expensive than it did five years ago, but when it comes to the little necessities (therapy, Champagne, the perfect jeans), prices have barely budged compared to life's real necessities (corn, oil, health insurance).

In Walden's opening chapter, "Economy," Thoreau considers the trade-offs we make in life, and he asks, as Plato did in The Republic, what are life's real necessities.

Thanks to femtocells and cell breathing we will achieve a fine-tuning of network coverage with an energy consumption tailored to the real necessities in the years to come.

Like many of his peers in the interactive media industry, Berlow asserts that the narrow casting capabilities of digital media have reached a point where strategic alliances between television and Internet media companies are no longer merely exploratory experiments, but real necessities.

Talk to your teen and make sure that they've thought about the real necessities of life.

For the long-distance traveler, though, the real necessity is a map.

"We found it was a real necessity for people who are relocating here from out of town," Ms. Fox said.

Food was my only other real necessity: I think of there being four legs to the food-for-free "table".

As Hans Ulrich Obrist, a co-director of the Serpentine, explains, "In the digital age, there is a real necessity for a live experience, for a physical interaction".

Above all, Western consumers have taken a deep breath: "Now, you don't just buy, you are looking for quality or real necessity, or you won't spend".