Sentence examples for we cannot do without that from inspiring English sources

But if we blame the scientific-technological civilization for many of our difficulties, we cannot do without that same science to fix the damage — only scientists, after all, can "see" the ozone hole.

At the same time, Gombrowicz knows that we cannot do without forms and structures, that absolute autonomy is unattainable and "man is profoundly dependent on the reflection of himself in another man's soul, be it even the soul of an idiot".

One of the problems is that the same agents that inhibit tumor growth also impact other processes in the body that we cannot do without.

Moreover, repeatedly over the next twenty years he argued that Quine's frankly sceptical approach to meaning, and related notions, is both unfounded and also wrong in that it deprives us of notions that we cannot do without, in the study of logic and language.

About a later collection, "United States: Essays 1952-1992," R. W. B. Lewis wrote in The New York Times Book Review that Vidal the essayist was "so good that we cannot do without him," adding, "He is a treasure of state".

As she writes: "Our world does not function effectively if it is always rigidly streamlined". She does point out in passing early on that silos can be a good thing: "A dedicated team of trained firefighters is likely to be better at fighting fires than a random group of amateurs". The truth is that we cannot do without silos, which exist for good reason.

According to Aristotle, the principle of non-contradiction is a principle of scientific inquiry, reasoning and communication that we cannot do without.

This part is the part I hated the most, it's the regime that we cannot do without.

"We may get angry and reproach one another," wrote the commentator Jamal Khashoggi, "but we cannot do without each other". Another prominent Saudi intellectual quipped that the only thing worse than Obama would be having Donald Trump in the White House.

We can't get where we need to go without driving large-scale change and we cannot do that without policy.

On the other hand, 5% is very little when we consider the challenges that the EU is facing, and when we know only too well that the EU has actually been given a number of new tasks that it really ought to take care of properly, and we cannot do that without funds.