indispensability

For many, it became an indispensable lifeline to the outside world, with a free option that limited calls to 40 minutes and an unlimited paid option that enabled people to do many of the things they used to do in person.

One of the arguments you make in the book is that private detectives have become indispensable to the functioning of large corporations and to corporate America.

He’s an indispensable presence in the currently inadequate sports world.

The other one that is more indispensable to me personally is the way that I tend to track my physical activity.

But now that I have learned the indispensability of physical labor, both hard and artisan labor, the result is entirely different.

Relying on their indispensability, they quietly erected a synagogue in about 1626.

Foremost in importance, in indispensability, among her duties are these Sunday ones.

It has thoroughly established its rights to existence and its indispensability as a religious force and influence.

Bors resisted the idea, but it was not sensible to humor his own vanity by insisting on his indispensability.