Sentence examples for think indispensable from inspiring English sources

Then, some available measures, regarding concrete lining, watertight layer, drainage establishments as well as casting watertight concrete, are proposed, which we think indispensable for tunnel engineering to efficiently control water seepage and even completely prevent water leakage.

The devices thought indispensable for elegance in modern poetry were applied to prose.

He has the fineness of judgment that James himself thought indispensable for such work.

Until his challenge, Mr Ozawa had a reputation as an electoral mastermind whom his supporters thought indispensable.

The tremors at the Rajasthan testing ground must have set Toynbee spinning.Much Indian writing about India dwells today on the gulf between the vision of its founders and what their country has become not that Gandhi and Nehru had the same vision: Gandhi had no use for industrialisation or the state, both of which the westernised Nehru thought indispensable.

Then for richness I sliced up a hard-cooked egg, which I think is indispensable in tuna sandwiches of every ilk.

Abrams: I love the Romantic period, and I developed a corpus of texts to be included, which I thought were indispensable.

Where Bismarck considered colonies a dangerous luxury given Germany's geographic position, the kaiser thought them indispensable for Germany's future.

According to Lewis, Humean supervenience faces only one serious challenge: objective chance, or propensity, a notion that Lewis thought was indispensable to science.

Nevertheless, it is, he thinks, an indispensable aid.

But 12 billion people lie in cemeteries that we thought were indispensable, as my Dad used to say.