Take the sentence below I just found in a book for example:
- And the more unusual the requirement, the less likely we are to find such a person.
I wonder if verb to be is needed after 'requirement', to read:
- And the more unusual the requirement is, the less likely we are to find such a person.
Is verb to be optional and omissible in this kind of sentence?
Thanks in advance.
Is 'is' needed in a sentence like this?
- And the more unusual the requirement, the less likely we are to find such a person.
I wonder if verb to be is needed after 'requirement', to read:
- And the more unusual the requirement is, the less likely we are to find such a person.
Is verb to be optional and omissible in this kind of sentence?
Thanks in advance.