more necessary

Sophia pays the $20,000 or more necessary to extract and freeze a large number of her eggs.

Her job, threatened by the ACA, seems to me more necessary than ever.

Which is why swift action and accountability is even more necessary to restore the broken trust.

And there was nothing about the Goldwater disaster that made the Carter failure more necessary, more inevitable.

It instead had the surprising effect of making gun control seem all the more necessary.

This will be the more necessary as the process of starving out the Turks to the south must take time.

Every precaution had been taken to insure its safety, for at no point was a bridge more necessary.

The fact that almost all were of woolen materials made skill and care all the more necessary.

I have thought it more necessary to place this subject on what I consider its true grounds, for two reasons.

This was the more necessary on account of her position being such as to render it next to impossible to let down the boat.