Sentence examples for unavoidable and necessary from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore does have some admirers in Texas, and they maintain that regardless of any bruised feelings, the criticism is unavoidable and necessary.

Like President Obama's failed attempt at diplomatic engagement, sanctions are an unavoidable and necessary prelude to any more forceful action to stop Ayatollah Khamenei's nuclear ambitions.

Travel can feel unavoidable and necessary to get the job done, yet there are ways organisations can minimise this that reduce their carbon footprint and have a positive impact on productivity.

According to Weber, a clear value commitment, no matter how subjective, is both unavoidable and necessary.

Engineering product/process design changes are unavoidable and necessary for improvement & innovation.

Appropriate exception reporting is likely to be unavoidable and necessary, and should be retained for patients unsuitable for a particular indicator.

Dr. Leavitt devoted much of his research to studying the dynamics of group decision-making but found that hierarchical structures were unavoidable and probably necessary, though certainly not benign.

The motivations of fear of punishment and hope of reward are irrelevant to the daily routine of ethical choice, which is thus not only possible (i.e., not prescribed in advance by legal definition) but unavoidable and also necessary to make responsible ethical decisions in a world that is characterized by cultural diversity and change.

Although the demand for the unconditioned is inherent in the very nature of our reason, although it is unavoidable and indispensably necessary, Kant nevertheless does not take it to be without problems of a unique sort; for the very same demand that guides our rational scientific inquiries and defines our (human) reason is also the locus of error that needs to be curbed or prevented.

Firstly, there is the inherent delay in waiting for IRB approval, which is unavoidable and certainly necessary.

In this case, the social fact has become "unavoidable," and certain institutions are necessary for the social integration to which there is "no feasible alternative" (Habermas 2001 122).