Sentence examples for same necessities from inspiring English sources

Another says: "It's easy for him to say that since he doesn't have the same necessities as us".

Families in the lowest income bracket, for example, may be forced to dissave or go into debt merely to provide themselves with basic necessities, whereas these same necessities require a much smaller proportion of high incomes.

"It's easy for him to say that, since he doesn't have the same necessities as us," the man says.

These four carbon compounds contribute to the energetic requirements of the cell and serve as building blocks for cellular components, fulfilling all the same necessities of the citric acid cycle without the need to replenish oxaloacetate from the diet.

Hume's conclusion is that "the same necessity [is] common to all causes," human and non-human (ECHU 61).

For the folks like Musk – like it or not – a private jet is the same necessity as Marge having a car instead of walking or taking the bus.

Our affects—our love, anger, hate, envy, pride, jealousy, etc.—"follow from the same necessity and force of nature as the other singular things".

The position that emerges from these works is compatibilist, in that Hume argues both that all human actions are caused (and caused with the same necessity as all other events) and that we have liberty of action.

Spinoza's metaphysics of God is neatly summed up in a phrase that occurs in the Latin (but not the Dutch) edition of the Ethics: "God, or Nature", Deus, sive Natura: "That eternal and infinite being we call God, or Nature, acts from the same necessity from which he exists" (Part IV, Preface).

That this same necessity exists for at least some prokaryotes is demonstrated by all tested sea water prokaryotes being unculturable in fresh water.

The same necessity for deep biomolecular characterization is likely to hold true in the complex, mixed cellular population of a microbial community.