Sentence examples for sole indispensable from inspiring English sources

The fear factor about the eventual Republican nominee was mixed in Mr. Obama's remarks about his domestic and foreign policy achievements, including his claim to have restored the United States as the world's "sole indispensable power," and his pleas for more time to press for changes in education, the tax code and other areas to spread opportunity more broadly.

She was a woman at a time when there were statutory women – the indispensable sole female member of the Cabinet in governments pretending to be modern.

In the past two decades, the accepted wisdom in Washington has embraced several expressions about the U.S. place in the post-Cold War world, from "indispensable nation" and "sole remaining superpower" to "benign hegemony" and "A New American Century".

Her mother is modern, too: she works with a "Committee for the Protection of Newborns," is active against the death penalty and for civil liberties; "ostentatiously offhand, she sets out for the toilet" and emerges from it "prouder than she went in"; as she grows older, modernity becomes the more indispensable to her as the sole "substitute for youth".

But although they are indispensable for objective knowledge, the sole knowledge that the categories can yield is of objects of possible experience; they yield valid and real knowledge only when they are ordering what is given through sense in space and time.

Unionists have opposed both.In contrast, the section on decommissioning, in essence the unionists' sole demand, simply reiterated the agreement's original formula: that it was an indispensable part of the agreement, and that the matter should be left to the International Commission under General John De Chastelain.

There are three cases for a regulator v to be indispensable for a direct target node u: (1) v is the sole regulator of u; (2) u is a composite node; (3) v is the only remaining regulator of u left due to the disruption of other regulators.

Because the cells in the system became accustomed with acetoin as the sole carbon and energy source, in other words, the cells had synthesized all the enzymes indispensable for cell growth and reproduction using acetoin as the initial substrate, acetoin degradation was much faster than that in the pre-culture course.

These delicate structures provide the sole platform for the contact-mediated communication between the oocyte and its follicular environment that is indispensable for production of a fertilizable egg [8, 10 15].

The former "sole superpower" of planet Earth that the president (with "every fiber" of his being) insisted was still both "exceptional" and "indispensable" seemed to be losing its sway over former allies as well.

Indispensable, then.