Sentence examples for was so indispensable from inspiring English sources

(In time of war, which was a lot of the time, their network was so indispensable that they virtually ran the country).

But, if Condor was so indispensable to the drug lord, capturing him could provide valuable intelligence and squeeze Guzmán even further.

He was so "indispensable" that the parties to the transaction (the Ford I.P.O. was an enormously complex deal involving both the Ford family and the Ford Foundation) fought over who would get to retain him.

John McCain joked that Alan Greenspan, then chairman of the Federal Reserve, was so indispensable that if he died, the president should "prop him up and put a pair of dark glasses on him .In the wake of the biggest economic calamity in 80 years that reputation has taken a beating.

In the end, however, Ismay's superiors decided that he was "so indispensable that, despite his longing for action in Europe, he was retained in Somaliland until 1920".

Ness was so indispensable to the Capone investigation that the lead prosecutor, George E.Q. Johnson, publicly praised his work in the Chicago Tribune in June 1931; the accomplishments of Ness and team were lauded nationwide, including Time magazine.

Songs and cities are so indispensable.

Still, the trombone provides a fascinating vantage point for the music because it is so indispensable (if overlooked) in jazz.

That they make all this money, and yet they are so indispensable that we have to go prop them up.

No politician is so indispensable that we just can't do without him (or her), never mind for a little while.

Then add that this man thinks he is so indispensable that he wants Congress to forbid any judicial or administrative questioning of anything he does with your dollars.