economic necessity

It was not only a personal benefit, but a social and economic necessity.

For both companies, the scheme was born out of economic necessity.

Most women work outside the home due to basic economic necessities.

Two incomes are now an economic necessity for too many families, not a choice.

However, they were more of a status symbol rather than an economic necessity.

Economic necessity has already forced change at the company, and it will no doubt lead to more.

Of those who said their job was just an economic necessity, only 19 percent were completely satisfied.

Instead, they are forced on the street due to economic necessities.

Every time I took part-time jobs, it was for economic necessity.

Both shows, it should be added, were shaped in part by economic necessity.

The single currency is not an economic necessity but a political wish.

The main part of the answer is undoubtedly economic necessity, or opportunity.

Most underground restaurants are a simple matter of economic necessity.

And she has little sympathy for women who are not driven to work full time by economic necessity.

Doing so sooner rather than later is both an economic necessity and vital to our national security.

The pension reforms have nothing to do with economic necessity.

Apart from being an economic necessity, education also helped to integrate the new nation together.

It is just neutral and, to some extent, an economic necessity.

Nor do they marry out of social and economic necessity, as in an earlier era.

But integration at Crossroads also seems to be a matter of economic necessity.

The decision to move the county seat to Macon in 1863 was both political and of economic necessity.

The aesthetic for most of the student films is determined by economic necessity.

But if their union is not held together by economic necessity or religious belief, what does provide the glue?

At first, these bands were matters of practical and economic necessity.

The English colonists who came during this period were increasingly moved by economic necessity.