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Leila overlaid the sky with information, most of it by necessity millennia out of date.

As a struggling mom with a high school education, 34-year-old Karen Hoxmeier had always been a bargain hunter . by necessity.

she'd been widowed two years before, and by necessity had to rely on the work of her own two hands spinning cotton.

While touring your second house, however, he made you more motivated to find additional money, if only by necessity.

But, says Claude Janssen, one of the founders of the school, the decision was determined as much by necessity as by design.

WE DENY that the finitude or fallenness of these writers, by necessity or otherwise, introduced distortion or falsehood into God's Word.

It is perhaps more accurate to say that the family is virtually a prison, which people enter not by choice but by necessity.

The relationship between these two providers, by necessity, just jumped a few notches on the importance scale.

Now, whether by necessity to make ends meet or by a choice fueled by ambition, many mothers have entered or re-entered the work force.

The order of these twelve suggestions is, by necessity, somewhat random.

What can be excused or extenuated in criminal cases by necessity is not so in civil ones.

Software financial metrics are often, by necessity, quantitative.

They saw their own options as limited by necessity or 'fate', whereas those of the adversary were characterized by many choices.

women by necessity should be primarily responsible for staying home, raising children and doing the housework.

But there's no way to look at everyone at once -- so some of your potential social influence will by necessity be lost.

By necessity, the open source world has to be compatible with other operating systems and environments.

The wise are instructed by reason; ordinary minds, by experience; the stupid, by necessity; and brutes, by instinct.

China is home to a widespread DIY culture fed by necessity (the mother of all invention) and innovation.

The greatest injustices proceed from those who pursue excess, not from those who are driven by necessity.

The Web server plug-in is, by necessity, a small, portable piece of code.

Soon the habit of working without gaming will by necessity be re-established, effectively by our own choice.

Bali was by necessity a staging post. Its ambitions must be realised.

But as Jobs fades back, and as his absences grow more prolonged and uncertain, Cook will become, by necessity, a public figure.

By necessity, the first lesson is controlling shapeshifting voluntarily.

Football, by necessity, is a short-term business. What you need is jam today.

But many of the people meandering through the mall said they were drawn there not by the sales, but by necessity.

The clumsy arrangement was dictated by necessity but neither made any attempt to change it.

The wise are instructed by reason, average minds by experience, the stupid by necessity and the brute by instinct.

Additionally, the communication sponsor has 2 options to get results of the communication. They are Wait-by-all and Wait-by-necessity.

The truth is that most women around the world work both inside and outside the home, usually by necessity.

Every method of manipulating purchasing power is by necessity arbitrary.

these guidelines are , by necessity , broad.

We are driven by necessity to produce software that's good enough in most instances.

A wedding here is by necessity a private affair, as the entire island accommodates only 12 couples.

Any compromise on how to handle cross-listing companies and their audits would by necessity be messy.

She learned the trade by necessity and under duress.

By necessity, you have multiple Eclipse installations if you use more than one Eclipse-based product.

There are still plenty of latch-key kids whose parents give them a lot ofindependence, by choice or by necessity.

Moreover, if a Muslim is pressed by necessity to practice yoga, he should look for other alternatives, and there are many available.

Many people, either by necessity or by choice, don't get as much sleep as researchers recommend (myself very, very much included).

One is vain by nature, modest by necessity.

Noting the thick snow outside his window, he says northern peoples are thrifty by necessity;