Sentence examples for To necessitated from inspiring English sources

To move the P-51C promptly to necessitated the removal of the wings, which were sawed off with a circular saw.

"I don't know if there was a more appropriate venue for Tucson," he said, noting that the size of the crowd was so large as to necessitated the additional use of the stadium next to McKale Center.

Higher diversification of plant sHsps may reflect an adaptation to stress conditions that is unique to plants; necessitated because plants being sessile can not escape stress environment and hence may have evolved extended mechanisms to overcome stress.

Service users appeared more likely to join the register if they felt control over what they signed up to, this necessitated understanding that they could decide when, how often, and by whom they were contacted, that joining the register did not automatically enlist them to future studies, and that they could change their mind in future.

Coase challenged the idea that "externality problems" – in which the costs of an action are felt by those who are not party to it – necessitated government intervention in the form of taxes or regulation.

Poor response to treatment necessitated exploration with explantation of the silicone rod sling in the right eye 10 days later.

Fired by a love of adventure, he competed in motorbike racing at Brooklands in 1934, and later saw action as a member of the International Brigades during the Spanish Civil War, suffering a wound to the stomach that necessitated repatriation to England.

Mass movements of nearly all types occur in Afghanistan but in the high relief, rugged Pamir and Hindu Kush mountains of northeastern Afghanistan, mass-movement threats to lives and property necessitated study to elucidate problems to development.

(GP, female, 38 years old) Travel and cost: Participants (15) were conscious of the difficulty some patients faced when they were advised to see a dentist that necessitated travel to a regional centre, acknowledging that this was 'expensive' and given that travel could be '200 km each way' on occasion 'almost impossible'.

"New information came to light that necessitated re-evaluation of oil and gas construction activities," said Mr. Millet, the agency's spokesman.

What was missing from prevalent approaches to evolution that necessitated this new developmental approach?