(Green Cell would be rechargeable at home, not just by way of public vending stations; a handful of standard sizes might be necessary instead of just one, and so on).
THE Streetscapes column is not big on terminology, but some is necessary; instead of embarrassing yourself by saying "those grooves on the side of a column," impress your dinner partner and use the real term, fluting.
Tracy, trying to soothe tensions within Congress, remarked that these ships were so powerful that only twelve would be necessary instead of the 35 called for in the original plan.
Rogge said that if the investigation proved that judges conspired to fix the results, it might be necessary instead to recalculate the results of the pairs skating and ice dancing at Salt Lake City.
The value of micromorphology is significant especially in the absence of macroscopic sediment exposures/outcrops where the study of cores is necessary instead.
Independent travel is not permitted in either of these countries, therefore booking a tour is necessary, so instead of going through the visa processes, I will highlight certain tours that any adventurous traveler may find interesting.
This week's revelations about Google show more clearly than ever that such changes are not necessary – instead, they are part of an ideological agenda to govern for the few and not the many, and to stop people from challenging the government's bad decisions.
I found that bringing problems down to their simple core, having the courage to charge ahead, and taking the first steps that are necessary toward what you want to do (instead of just thinking about all of it) helped.
The website will include information about appropriate sources of help in a crisis and participants will be encouraged to use these contacts when necessary instead of contacting the research team.
The Guidance notes as an example that a phishing attack could use "social engineering" that focuses on the target's health condition, but states that sharing such information in a form that constitutes personal information of a specific individual "may not be necessary," and instead suggests sharing an anonymized characterization of the cyber threat.
I think we'd be much better off today if we'd done what is necessary right away instead of hoping and hoping that things weren't going to be so bad, and that we could escape the need for an aggressive policy intervention.
