Sentence examples for are almost requisite from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that in the proximal colon, disorders of the Ras signalling pathway are almost requisite for development into carcinoma, while in the rectum two types of cancer development may exist: pathways associated with disorders of Ras signalling and those that are not.

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.

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.

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.

However, it is almost certain that the requisite number of hours will be worked.

Training is thin on the ground and English is almost always a pre-requisite for those wishing to advance their careers.

Graying hair was almost considered a pre-requisite for anchormen, but women like Diane Sawyer, Barbara Walters, Andrea Mitchell, Lesley Stahl, Candy Crowley, Katie Couric and many others are well past 50 and shining brightly still.

The bathroom, with its Philippe Starck fittings and White Company toiletries, fulfills the requisite hipster quotient, but the shower was almost comically tiny.

The inverter supplies the requisite neutral current (IInv) and the neutral current supplied by the diesel generator (Igrid) is almost negligible.

While Smith was almost certain to be the leader on the ballots cast by the Baseball Writers Association of America, Gary Carter was hoping to receive the requisite 75percentt of the vote in his fifth year of eligibility.