Sentence examples for than indispensable from inspiring English sources

It is also an argument for making sure that he is less than indispensable to the administration.

That this may also hold true in general terms for poetry itself seems like a tart riposte to those who would have it be beneficial rather than indispensable.

In the final analysis, Her Majesty's government has decided that an expert public body for film is a "nice to have" rather than "indispensable".

Or maybe readers would prefer a slightly less expansive position than Indispensable America.

Moneyball America calls for more international engagement than Indispensable America, though is focused on clear-eyed cost-benefit analyses "designed to maximize the return on the taxpayer's investment".

He showed a clip of Brown telling a joint session of Congress that, more than the indispensable nation (Madeleine Albright's phrase), America is the "irrepressible nation".

On the subject of style, Mr Bellos explains how it came to mean something other than the indispensable attributes of a gentleman and how literary style became contained within the structure of a sentence.

It's more of a fun novelty than an indispensable addition.

However, computers and technologies often play a subsidiary role in facilitating teaching and learning in nowadays schools rather than an indispensable function that deeply incorporated into the daily instructional practices (Bebell, Russell, & O'Dwyer, 2004; Ling Koh, Chai, & Tay, 2014).

It has been argued that most brain functions commonly cited as integrative merely sustain an existing functional integration, suggesting that the brain is more an enhancer than an indispensable integrator of bodily functions (Shewmon 2001).

Recently, MRI has turned out to be much more than an indispensable non-invasive routine diagnostic imaging modality in clinical routine and is now finding increasing applications in pre-clinical research [4], [5], [6], [7].