Sentence examples for so indispensable that from inspiring English sources

No politician is so indispensable that we just can't do without him (or her), never mind for a little while.

That they make all this money, and yet they are so indispensable that we have to go prop them up.

(In time of war, which was a lot of the time, their network was so indispensable that they virtually ran the country).

The breakfasts, which began at Mr. Bush's behest, have become so indispensable that the president, resisting advice of aides, held one last Wednesday before he left for China.

Then add that this man thinks he is so indispensable that he wants Congress to forbid any judicial or administrative questioning of anything he does with your dollars.

"As far as I'm concerned there are very few programmes that are so indispensable that they can't be cut," he once told an interviewer.In one area, though, Mr Paulson's priorities sit ill with those of his new boss.

Why did those books seem so urgent, so indispensable at the time?

They grew so indispensable, in fact, that after taking delivery of a shipment of drugs, they could retroactively bargain down the price.

These experts, though they had no direct contact with industry, became so indispensable to it that they are now virtually the masters of the ordinary routine employers.

In Finland it is regarded as so indispensable, they say, that a family builds the sauna first, and then, if money and materials last, a house to go with it.

Harborers of terrorists absolutely must be punished, but not in a way that undermines the international cooperation that is so indispensable in fighting it.