Sentence examples for would become essential from inspiring English sources

This would become essential for framing Einstein's relativity theory in four-dimensional space-time (three spatial dimensions with a fourth dimension – time).

Eileen Doremus, executive director of the county's Office on Aging, said that a gerontology certificate would become essential to doing business.

But under a $200 million transition plan that would leave the city using ground water as a small part of its supply, the water behind the dam would become essential.

The land would become essential to Dell Computer founder Michael Dell, who was building a home nearby.

As a resident at Studio 54 and one of New York's most in-demand DJs, Siano pioneered the art of beat matching and quick-mixing between songs, skills that would become essential to future generations.

38 Should these preliminary results be confirmed, the question whether the reason of our negative result was a problem of feasibility or efficacy would become essential, to avoid the risk of dismissing a potentially effective treatment for such a high mortality condition as septic shock.

Although the machine possessed a cylindrical platen and what was essentially a QWERTY keyboard, two design elements that would later become essential were lacking: the ability to write in upper and lowercase letters and "visible" print.

His marionettes would eventually become essential to his American life and to the parade itself.

But these early measures were the sporadic, informal efforts of military commanders acting locally, and did not constitute the sort of consistent policy that would soon become essential.

The Aadhaar number would, therefore, become essential, not voluntary, for poorer people to be able to access benefits – such as rural employment or cheap housing – an issue that Yashwant Sinha, a BJP MP, pointed out at a meeting of the Public Accounts Committee this month.

Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four would be the dystopia whose nightmare vision would become an essential text for the second half of the 20th century.