Sentence examples for virtually indispensable from inspiring English sources
Chamberlain, Hughes and Kennedy are highly sought by others but virtually indispensable to the Yankees.
At university, the website is virtually indispensable and is the adaptable medium for project groups, societies and nights out.
The classic example is Microsoft, whose Windows software has become virtually indispensable because of the effort involved in migrating to another operating system.
He was selected in spite of the fact that he was considered a "calculated risk". He would not have been chosen had he not been considered virtually indispensable to the atomic bomb program.
They have recorded prolifically for it since, and they have survived recent purges of artist rosters because their popularity with buyers, critics and Grammy voters has made them virtually indispensable.
Dodd is the chairman of the banking committee and is the second-ranking Democratic member on the health-and-education committee — hard-won appointments that would, at another time, have made him seem virtually indispensable to the state.
(In time of war, which was a lot of the time, their network was so indispensable that they virtually ran the country).
Since P is an indispensable component of virtually all cellular functions and is required in large amounts, e.g. ATP, NADPH, nucleic acids and phosphoproteins, it is reasonable to expect that modification of P-related pathways will affect the whole plant.
It was the indispensable cleaning solution in virtually every turn-of-the-century American home, and for 13 years, Thomas Thorkildsen had a near-monopoly on it.
Is the US so benign a force globally, and so "indispensable" a nation, as virtually the entirety of our political class continues to insist?
