Sentence examples for be required to actually from inspiring English sources
Senators will still not be required to actually talk or even be anywhere near the Capitol when they filibuster a bill.
That's no short stint by half, but will probably still be too little for deep house mainstay Kerri Chandler, a DJ who can get so enthused playing to a responsive crowd that the use of a blowtorch might be required to actually remove his hands from the decks.
Milner said that if they can prove the concept, "considerably more funding will be required" to actually achieve the mission.
Overall, specific patterning may be required to actually direct the growth of regenerating axons through the lesion.
Documentation may be required to actually obtain the records, and written consent is a stronger legal safeguard than oral consent.
Election officials in Miami-Dade make clear to prospective voters that they are required to actually live in the county and to use their home address in election paperwork.
Norton's research shows that allowing people to simply express in which areas they would like their taxes to be spent – without the collecting agency being required to actually obey their preference – increased their tax compliance by 16%.
Maybe unsurprising is the better word: when you hear there's going to be a new Thom Yorke album, you can take a pretty decent guess at what it will sound like, way before you've mastered whatever annoying technology is required to actually hear the damn thing.
I wanted to put PRICE DROP in there, but 1) it was already in the clue, so that was a no-no, and 2) I had already figured out the theme and knew that there were no sports where athletes are required to actually drop anything.
Oxygen and peracids are known to preferentially attack the sulfur atom [43], while stronger oxidants are required to actually attack the aromatic carbons.
