Sentence examples for unusually necessary from inspiring English sources

Rob Besserer, in the mostly silent role of Ambrogio, felt unusually necessary.

There are, of course, occasions when conversation is unusually necessary in Sark – it just doesn't feel right to be walking along a night time path on an island with no street lights and to pass a fellow-traveller without at least a comforting "Evening".

"I congratulate all for being a part of this unusually necessary initiative.

City College said the unusually swift action was necessary.

The Beagle carried twenty-two chronometers, an unusually large number, but necessary to ensure accuracy of the survey.

And migrants are unusually likely to have the necessary get-up-and-go: 40% of Fortune 500 companies were founded by immigrants or their children.

Please use zipped files when necessary to upload unusually large supplementary files.

And because it is so long -- built at the Hudson's widest point to escape the 25-mile jurisdiction of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey -- it is unusually expensive to maintain, repair and, if necessary, replace.

Some people neutralize the acidic pickle by adding baking soda to the rinse water, but this is not necessary unless your pickle is unusually strong.[5].

Now, as in 1997, Greyhound says special treatment is necessary because its plan covers an unusually old group of workers, whose life expectancies are shorter than national norms for all pension participants.

This provides necessary support to our original conjecture that unusually flat PID histograms in human and baker's yeast are also due to (possibly less obvious) duplicated pairs of proteins generated in WGD events in these two lineages.