Sentence examples for Unusual necessity from inspiring English sources

A physical basis for this may exist, since structural brain asymmetries have been observed in musicians that are not present in non-musicians and it appears that the unusual necessity of using the left hand (especially in string players) actually restructures the right, visual side of the brain.

Ms. Gun is being allowed by British courts to plead an unusual "defense of necessity".

This new consciousness spread an unusual feeling of necessity for insurgence among citizens.

Even bands that might be happy to stay with a major label may find themselves looking at unusual options out of necessity.

In the last year there have been unusual shortages of such "necessities" as matches and teapots, as well as long periods without meat or fresh vege tables.

Instead, East dropped his club queen — a so-called alarm-clock signal, trying to wake up partner to the necessity for an unusual play at Trick 2. West correctly worked out the shift to a diamond.

His friend Stanislaw Ulam recalled von Neumann attributing this Hungarian phenomenon to "a subconscious feeling of extreme insecurity in individuals, and the necessity of producing the unusual or facing extinction".

Eighty percent of respondents reported the use of risk assessments to determine the necessity of notifying CDC about unusual or unexpected events.

But theater has not lost its excitement and necessity for lack of new and unusual venues, nor will putting together more collaborations between theater and visual artists rejuvenate it.

For Machiavelli, cruel and unusual measures were to be used only out of necessity, to be ended quickly, and to be converted into benefits (safety, security, wealth) for the prince's subjects.

Doesn't the necessity of such failures put prima facie unusual and unexpected constraints on the actions of people, or objects, that have traveled in time?