Sentence examples for be a prerequisite of from inspiring English sources
The UK's willingness to accept imports of animal feed manufactured with animal byproducts (and GM soya) could be a prerequisite of any US trade deal.
Should being able to spot the onset of PTSD, or secondary trauma (STS) – where the aid worker has not experienced trauma directly, but has been affected by dealing with others who have – be a prerequisite of the pre-deployment process?
I sympathise with the evil journalistic instincts at work, for it is true that Tuffrey lacks the slightest trace of the celebrity profile widely held to be a prerequisite of mayoral candidacy.
Predictions of therapeutic responses are made using formulae dependent on biologically meaningful parameters; experimental measurement of the parameters will be a prerequisite of application of the model to particular study systems.
Anyone who's read Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall will be aware of the staggering duplicity, hypocrisy and Machiavellian dishonesty that seemed to be a prerequisite of life at the Tudor court.
When it comes to hiring talent, employers need to be more flexible about learning and development as a resource they offer rather than expecting it to be a prerequisite of a prospective employee.
Insight is a prerequisite of happiness, the theory goes, and well-being achieved without the hard work of psychotherapy is artificial and inauthentic.
