Sentence examples for seem indispensable from inspiring English sources

Common office supplies, while they can seem indispensable, don't remain the same forever.

As chairman of the Federal Reserve, Mr Greenspan does seem indispensable.

And as my father used to say, Wall Street makes itself seem indispensable, so it is never really punished.

NEW YORK is full of institutions that seem indispensable until, only a few decades later, they vanish without a trace.

JUST as having a presence in China has come to seem indispensable for internationally ambitious Western companies, so business schools are feeling the magnetic pull of the world's second-largest economy.

His skill at inspiring new voters to register, demonstrated in the primaries, may well seem indispensable to the Mondale camp, which is considering his request for a prominent spot in the party's election-fighting hierarchy.

But he seems indispensable.

Lopez now seems indispensable.

Now he seems indispensable.

Three decades later, the bar code seems indispensable.

For poor countries which prize growth over greenery, coal seems indispensable: cheap, abundant and reliable.