Sentence examples for something of a necessity from inspiring English sources

Though he calls it his "great adventure," it is also something of a necessity.

As Mr. Kendale stated, MC10 sees data sharing between people and companies as something of a necessity.

Transcripts of parliamentary hearings also suggest that at least some South Korean leaders viewed prostitution as something of a necessity.

It is unusual for tavernas to have rooms, but at a place this remote it is something of a necessity.

For its roughly 3,000 residents, daily trips to the peninsula over the Cross Bay Veterans Memorial Bridge are something of a necessity.

The authorities argue that forcing stores to close early will save electricity, something of a necessity because Egypt is constantly on the brink of brownouts.

The strips, which are about as intensely flavored as Altoids, have become something of a fashion necessity.

Land reform, to correct what is perceived as a historic wrong, is something of an emotional necessity for our Parliament.

"I'm here because I heard about it from my girlfriend and I think it's disgusting to tax something that's a necessity of a lot of peoples lives.

And it presents the kind of torture that Cheney advocated — but that President Obama ended — as something of an information-extracting necessity, repellent but fruitful.

A newspaper is of necessity something of a monopoly, and its first duty is to shun the temptations of monopoly.