Sentence examples for which necessity from inspiring English sources

You'll probably come across some corkingly awful loos, many of which necessity will require you to use.

Energy, water and health are just a few sectors in which necessity and creativity converge to improve lives and create new jobs.

You can buy a device, for £14.99 in case you're curious, shaped like a cassette that fits into the cassette player but has a wire coming out which connects to the iPod, which necessity had birthed into my hot little claw.

These two notions of necessity, they argue, help explain some of Saul Kripke's (1980) puzzling examples in which necessity and apriority come apart.

Another point worth recognizing at the outset about Hume's arguments in the Enquiry is that the kind of necessity he ascribes to human actions is the distinctively Humean one, according to which necessity "consists in the constant conjunction of like objects, or in the inference of the understanding from one object to another," which he takes to be "at bottom, the same" (ECHU 65).

However, the success of the haematophagic process in these organisms also depends indirectly on other activities which necessity are not so obvious.

Aided by charities, most customers have had their power returned within a day of being shut off, but others are forced to make choices about which necessities they can live without.

SOI technology is now emerging as a mature technology applied in the analog IC design, which necessities an accurate model to describe distortion effects.

Even in our modern and high-tech manufacturing industry, it is often difficult to automate industrial processes which necessities the involvement of human workers.

Unlike our group, they were required to remain at lunch and dinner for a full half-hour, which of necessity created a more congenial atmosphere.

We shouldn't need Kevorkian's ostentation of banditry to confer on people authority over their own being, which of necessity encompasses authority over their own deaths.