Sentence examples for was indeed necessary from inspiring English sources

A reassessment of caesarian rates was indeed necessary.

He was willing to give a little ground, and admit that government action was indeed necessary to prevent depressions.

This is a bit like the high priest sacrificing a virgin once a month to ensure that the sun keeps rising, then claiming that the fact that the sun has risen proves that the sacrifice was indeed necessary.

In Britain, the foreign secretary, William Hague, who is in charge of GCHQ and must know about the project to Master the Internet, was joined by three former home secretaries, Jack Straw, Lord John Reid and Alan Johnsonon, to reassure us that mass surveillance was indeed necessary to make interdictions and, in the case of these Labour ministers, that further powers were needed.

Our results showed some covariate effects, which reveal that the pretest performance control was, indeed, necessary.

Other measurements, however, showed that the PbSe film was indeed necessary to produce a photovoltage and transport electrons.

But still, we must take this hard look in order to see if reform is indeed necessary.

"Unfortunately, the intelligence community has not yet made a convincing argument that a separate, secret program is indeed necessary," he said.

The emergency rations now being shipped, flown and trucked into the Sahel are indeed necessary and urgent by the time hunger and destitution are acute and widespread.

The placental barrier, however, does allow molecules of various substances to pass through; such differential permeability is indeed necessary if the embryo is to obtain nourishment.

It is indeed necessary that Germany and France should see eye to eye on most matters, though it should not try to rule the EU's roost in tandem.