Sentence examples for very necessary that from inspiring English sources

It is very necessary that industry should be nationalized, but it is more urgently necessary that such monstrosities as butlers and 'private incomes' should disappear forthwith".

"I think it's very necessary that once I'm invited by the president I should go there and start interacting with the Congolese of all walks of life," he said, "and I can't do that without going to the Congo".

The New Yorker, May 3, 1952 P. 27 Notice in the Martha Washington Hotel, Virginia Beach, Virginia: "We cater to a family trade and it is very necessary that there be no disturbances after midnight.

By C. R. Warren and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, May 3 , 1952P. 27 Notice in the Martha Washington Hotel, Virginia Beach, Virginia: "We cater to a family trade and it is very necessary that there be no disturbances after midnight.

One of the more experienced women before going into court said that she did not expect to like the work, but she thought it was very necessary that women should take their share in public life and in all civic duties.

(1.3) As we know, it is very necessary that some structural and regular assumptions are imposed on the tensorial-valued operator (A x,u)) and the inhomogeneity (B x,u,Du)).

The medications being abused are very necessary tools that must remain available to people who are living with debilitating diseases.

With Arthur Ashe's smiling photograph in the background, Caitlyn discussed her struggles, the community in general and all the very necessary work that needs to be done.

Something that did not go well in the way they were parented, and they know there is a part of them that either is limited or doesn't have the patience, the nurturing quality, something...a very necessary ingredient that's required to be a mom".

Ultimately, I believe, an all-volunteer military diminishes that very necessary idea that we are all in this nation together, and that there are times our individual comfort and desires must be subordinated for the good of that nation.

The neighborhood had wide sidewalks and slow traffic, and it was an ideal place to develop that very necessary conviction that every cyclist requires: my bike and I have a right to be here.