Sentence examples for almost a requisite from inspiring English sources

Admissions of toking up as youth have become so common during presidential campaigns, it's almost a requisite milestone in the pageantry of running for the Oval Office.

By 1970s working wives provided a third of the family income, and "the decline in men's paychecks in the 1970s, made women's participation in the workforce almost a requisite for middle-class life.

Though getting out some resentment is almost a requisite for any comedian movie — and how this one's creator feels about "SNL" will hardly be a mystery to anyone who sees the movie — Birbiglia himself is demure about what he's trying to do.

Music is, too; a thoughtful playlist is almost always a requisite.

Pilot studies are the best way to assess feasibility of a large expensive full-scale study, and in fact are an almost essential pre-requisite.

They are the best way to assess feasibility of a large, expensive full-scale study, and in fact are an almost essential pre-requisite.

Yet almost every expert on that electorate says a requisite for consideration by many Latinos is that a candidate possesses a reasonable view on immigration.

It's about light contrasting dark, saturation and brightness, a requisite attitude infusing those formal attributes".

Hagen writes that although "frank talk seemed to be almost requisite for a commercially successful book" in the early 1980s, Angelou values monogamy, fidelity, and commitment in her relationships.

Riding the rhythm is a requisite requirement.

It is a requisite of capitalism.