Sentence examples for which is a necessity from inspiring English sources

Yet, strangely, internet access – which is a necessity in homes where children get their homework online and parents may telecommute – has become the splashiest purchase of all.

Rather than cementing itself to fixed axis points like in Mario's recent 3D adventures, the viewpoint can be fully rotated around the jigsaw-esque environments, which is a necessity when trying to avoid stupidly falling foul of a collapsing bridge.

He soon falls in love with the daughter of his no-nonsense coach, which lies at odds with the fighting which is a necessity in the sport for him to be noticed by professional hockey scouts.

Zeev Boim, the deputy defense minister, told Israeli Army Radio that "we are going to implement the Supreme Court's decision, but we hope that in the future things will not drag on too long and will allow us to get on with building this project, which is a necessity for security".

A boat has great convenience for carrying baggage, and the banks of a river not only afford the greatest facilities for that frequent bathing which is a necessity of open-air life in summer, but also give the best promise of seclusion for the camp.

Mr. Krohn cuts a dashing, dignified figure as the warring Henry, but his performance doesn't transmit much sense of the character's interior life, which is a necessity if "Henry V" is going to come across as more than a vivid historical pageant.

DJ CD players are not the same as consumer CD players; they have features like pitch control and jog wheels which are a necessity.

This policy is highly significant in promoting transparency in medicine use, which is a most urgent necessity.

Water as the source of life in many myths, as that which is an absolute necessity for existence, and as that which cleanses is the most all-encompassing means of restoring health.

The price of agricultural commodity, which is an important necessity, is closely related to people's lives.

Such mechanisms and practical measures must be put in place in order to improve mutual trust in Europe's judicial systems, which is an absolute necessity.