Sentence examples for as necessitating from inspiring English sources
Subsequent modernity came to be seen as necessitating not only a new style but also contemporary subject matter, and in 1863 Baudelaire praised the draftsman Constantin Guys as "le peintre de la vie moderne" ("the painter of modern life").
Men seem to either pitch their faults as necessitating a woman's touch (messy bedrooms need tidying, kids that don't exist yet will need looking after), or they boast their salaries as proof that any would-be wife would largely be taken care of and won't need to work again.
The phase out from coal to biomass in Atikokan has the potential to provide newlocal benefits such as necessitating a local biomass supply chain [15], and it is speculated that it could not only secure current jobs butalso create new ones [54].
Since 'international society' theorists do not see the absence of a central global authority as necessitating a state-eat-state world, they regard the idea of world government as unnecessary, and potentially dangerous, since it may serve as a cloak in the struggle for imperial domination between states.
Sometimes peer support was conceptualised as necessitating a shared experience of motherhood in the context of a specific illness or adverse social circumstances, with the unique understanding that shared experience could bring, in line with the understanding of 'peers' in other fields such as mental health [ 5, 32].
These petty household needs are not ranked as necessitating the sale of sheep and goats by the male household head.
The judges, librarians and office workers in the tower will move from floor to floor as necessitated by the construction.
United said it believed that Mr. Freeman had staged the campaign, via a private Web site, "in order to force United to abandon its fleet and furlough plans as necessitated by the current economic climate".
After a peripatetic childhood, relocating from Pennsylvania to Arizona, California, and New York as necessitated by his father's commissions and teaching positions, 17-year-old Calder enrolled in the Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, New Jersey, and received a degree in mechanical engineering in 1919.
In recent years Bartoli has also increased her fist-pumping, which is also a predominantly single-handed gesture for tennis players (as necessitated by their need to hold a racket).
In Hegel's version, it is said, the objective existence that God achieves in the world is seen as necessitated by his essential self-consciousness.
