essential part

In other words, criticism is a tiny part of the ecology of the music business, but an essential part.

Social conservatism is not the entirety of that vision, but it is an essential part of it.

For them, apartheid was an essential part of the South African regime.

Athletics, by contrast, is more than generously funded and embraced as an essential part of our national life.

Perfecting the "Royal Wave" is an essential part of being a Royal, and Kate seems to have got it perfectly first time out.

Somehow the tragedy of the lives my own had touched so nearly for the last few days had become an essential part of me.

The nomenclature by position is an essential part of the scheme of Keys proposed by Ptolemy.

We fearlessly assert, not only that we can, but that the miracles are not an essential part of his doctrine.

At Rugby he made it an essential part of the headmaster's office to preach a sermon every Sunday in the school chapel.

There is an essential part of the telephone that it is necessary to go outside of the field of electricity to describe.