Usage examples with of necessity

necessity is the mother of invention
الحاجَةُ أُمّ الاخْتِرَاع
in case of dire necessity or need
عِنْدَ الضّرُورَةِ القُصْوَى
in case of dire need or necessity
عِنْدَ الضّرُورَةِ القُصْوَى

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The party has stated a long term goal of a moratorium on future immigration, with exceptions only for extreme cases of necessity.
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Such a telescope will of necessity be large, to collect enough light to resolve and analyze small details on the planets surface.
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Double-length race legs were born out of necessity during season six.
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My guess is that entrepreneurial activities will be on the rise as people start their own small business out of necessity.
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Of necessity, the largeness of that potential closes down the further you get into it but it's a wonderful high to begin with.
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They may be part of expressions of necessity, possibility, requirement, wish or desire, fear, or as part of counterfactual reasonings, etc.
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It was used out of necessity before the invention of thermometers allowed simpler step mashing.
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Initially enamel based paints were the popular choice out of necessity until the arrival of acrylic based paints.
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I started doing the production on our sound out of necessity because no one else wanted to do it.
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The same is true of the whole quantified modal logic of necessity because it collapses if essence is withdrawn.
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