Until all of our devices are made to be wireless, cords will remain a necessity, and the Recoil Winder is a convenient, low-tech organization tool.
Indeed, as long as there are those like Blondie's gang plotting the heist of an armoured car ("25 tons of hardened steel"), guns remain a necessity to keep the peace.
Yet, others have pointed out that while professional driving skills are at least helpful in city traffic, in the peripheral areas filled with unlit and unpaved roads such skills remain a necessity.
We argue that studies with prevalent exposures will remain a necessity for epidemiology.
Therefore, identification of pollen by human experts will remain a necessity in palynology.
But until the authorities manage to bring a supply to the village and its region, illnesses associated with unclean water will continue to be endemic and the long journey to the spring will remain a necessity of life.
This is therefore another critical reason why the "devo" quest for differential merit would remain a necessity for all humans whatever their sex and seniority, with the smallest differences in accumulated merit (political fitness) having potentially critical consequences on survival and differential reproduction (biological fitness), especially in times of evolutionary bottlenecks.
Mr. Kostyuchenko said they remained a necessity.
Only 3%% (2/78) received a kidney graft during the predetermined period of KALT option, whereas 5 (6 %) patients remained with necessity for RRT and subsequent need for KT.
Noting that the majority of her subjects are married and have outside sources of financial support, she argues that their retreat from the workforce could further disadvantage women who must by necessity remain.
For the moral standards governing same-sex relationships will by necessity remain constant, at least in the eyes of Americans of faith who believe that those standards were established by our Creator and are binding for all time.
