indispensability

indispensable | American Dictionary

indispensable
adjective
us/ˌɪn·dɪˈspen·sə·bəl/
too important not to have; necessary:
None of our players is indispensable.

Examples of indispensable

indispensable
The text becomes a real handbook at this point, indispensable to those working with older adults with a range of difficulties and needs.
As the repositories and guardians of knowledge, libraries have been indispensable resources for universities throughout history.
For example, we don't understand the role of voices on popular records; we tend to picture them as indispensable when empirically they're not.
The institutional continuity has constituted the indispensable background on which all the history and actions have been developed.
In order to design programming languages to implement such organizational concerns, computational theories and semantics for social/organizational concepts and relations are indispensable.
It is concluded that the latter are indispensable.
The detection of a variety of species and genotypes stresses the importance that molecular characterization is indispensable before drawing conclusions of medical or epidemiological significance.
To clearly represent a relationship between required functions and realizing structure is indispensable for determining a platform and upgrade modules.
Obviously, when such properties are of interest, operational methods are indispensable.
In all these fields, a good reference collection of real specimens is, of course, indispensable.
It also alerts us to the signal role of ideological construction as an indispensable element of constitutional change.
This is an indispensable reference book for all who have an interest in the genetic resources of cocoa.
Musical literacy is a prominent feature of formal instrument tuition where it is regarded as an indispensable part of learning to play an instrument.
Is it not necessary that one should complement the other, and must not their combination be indispensable to any adequate investigation of real life?
As structural explanations are not inconsistent with ontological individualism, we conclude that both structural and individualist explanations are acceptable and indispensable.
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