Sentence examples for to be indispensible from inspiring English sources

You will find this guide to be indispensible to each stage of your dissertation, from conceptualization to final revision.

"It's better to be indispensible to 100 people, than to be recognizable to 1 million," he says.

P. fluorescens was proved to be indispensible for the formation of the non-reactive Hg Se compounds.

In spite of all the things that are believed to be indispensible for the Best Foreign Film award — advertisements, lobbying, promotions and an unlimited reserve of cash — most of the nominations in the recent past, let alone the eventual prize, have gone to exceptional films.

Too much micro-management, too little internal co-ordination, examples of boastfulness, showing off, claiming to be indispensible, a tendency to gossip and defamation and, even worse, clerics leading double lives.

The emerging technologies for faster-than-real-time simulations and modeling can benefit from synchronized measurements and can be proven to be indispensible for reliable operation of an all-electric ship power system.

This would imply that neither a quantum nor a relativistic type theory would be indispensible to formulating a theory on gravity modification.

Revel with a Cause will be indispensible to anyone fascinated by the intersection of popular culture and politics—or anyone who simply wants to relish some great American humor.

Causality and arising and perishing and all the various relations that furnish the framework of conventional truth may be indispensible to conventional truth, but they cannot be features of reality.

Training in resource mobilization will be indispensible to the sustainability of the research partnership.

It would therefore be indispensible to harness traditional healers' potentials by streamlining them into TB/HIV prevention and control activities nationwide since our study and other studies in some African countries [ 25] have demonstrated that this is feasible.