Sentence examples similar to a requisite choice from inspiring English sources

Writing computer code, or at the least being conversant in the firm's program of choice, OCaml, is a requisite for all traders.

For the PBS series, Ms. Geisel wrote, Mr. Short was her first choice, and luckily for the producers he was Canadian (a requisite because the program is a Canadian co-production).

A good set of underpinnings is a requisite in a year in which denim is on the wane and little dresses are becoming the uniform of choice.

An obvious choice would be Alice from Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, which possibly has long hair as a requisite but, apart from that, needs not much more than a demure blue dress.

But experience is not a requisite.

Riding the rhythm is a requisite requirement.

It is a requisite of capitalism.

Today, it's no longer a requisite to social mobility.

Now a days seems a requisite to be nominated!

True, there was a requisite show of indignation.

Therefore, the conventional controller cannot yield a requisite controlled output.