Sentence examples for be made necessary from inspiring English sources

The fees "purport to be made necessary to reduce the financial deficit, but in fact, create new levels of debt for future students and taxpayers because of the high costs of the new student loan system," he wrote in an e-mail.

The only changes were made necessary by the injuries to Digby Ioane and Berrick Barnes.

A second strategy called acoustic delay is made necessary by the size of the room.

"Well, two," he said.Widespread hitch-hiking is made necessary by Cuba's poverty.

Mr. Perry, a Republican, said the plan was made necessary by the Legislature's refusal to raise teachers' salaries.

The Department of Environmental Protection, which manages the city's water, says the increase is made necessary by a $200 million revenue shortfall.

The petition device was made necessary when a bitter procedural fight earlier this month kept Shays-Meehan from the floor.

But some were twists that he chose for his characters, and others were made necessary by circumstances beyond his control.

The combined attendance for the doubleheader, which was made necessary by a rainout on Tuesday, was 25,758.

The defensive systems have also been made necessary because the divide between the best players and the worst is smaller than it ever has been.

But it has also been made necessary by Ford Motor's acquisition of lines of vehicles beyond its traditional Ford, Mercury and Lincoln brands.