Sentence examples for apart from needing from inspiring English sources

Apart from needing a fresh challenge to keep that massive intellect engaged, the least reward his past successes deserve is a grace-and-favour home.

Apart from needing backing from Germany and other European countries, he said that the Union's structures created to bail out struggling economies would need to be altered to create the "guarantee mechanism" and that could necessitate national ratifications.

Apart from needing many more random markers compared to AIMs, the major disadvantage of using a panel of random markers without parental populations or external reference samples is the inability to label clusters.

Apart from needing the ceiling height and the necessary width, you want your tree to be away from heat sources.

Apart from needing to take an umbrella or raincoat, once you're indoors again, you'll forget about the weather and you won't regret wasting sunshine.

Apart from needs and preferences of older adults, cost of robot or device is a primary factor in acceptance and adoption.

Dry mixtures must say whether other ingredients, apart from water, need to be added.

"Apart from We Need To Talk About Kevin, I can't easily think of other examples [that address the subject] and it's the great unspoken thing.

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.

Russ Feingold, a Democrat from Wisconsin, urges that all funds for the war be cut off after March 31st, apart from those needed to hunt terrorists, protect American soldiers and train Iraqis.The counter-attackOn the Senate floor, Mr Bush's remaining supporters fought back furiously.

Subjects were not allowed to consume any interprandial or bedtime snacks apart from carbohydrate needed to prevent hypoglycemia and to cover the afternoon activity.