Sentence examples for but requisite from inspiring English sources

It's a seedy but requisite stop, if only to wonder what Nathanael West would make of today's slack-jawed tourists wandering with their cameras over the faded sidewalk slabs of movie-star handprints and footprints in front of the decrepit old Chinese Theater.

Hume argues, as well, that the causal necessity of human actions is not only compatible with moral responsibility but requisite to it.

Nevertheless, to be suitable as a potential genetic engineered host for bioproduction of chemicals, other fundamental, but requisite, knowledge of the host regarding genetic competency, gene expression strength, etc. should be proven feasible.

His own paintings might superficially resemble Abstract Expressionism, but the requisite emotion isn't there.

Teaching young players, and young fans, that fighting is not just acceptable part, but a requisite test of masculinity, disfigures the game.

But the requisite Credo was incomplete, and he wrote not a note of the Agnus Dei, the expected final section of any Mass.

The only source of such information is the compilation by Sirianni and Swindler [53] for Macaca (this is not an ideal primate model, but the requisite growth information for primates is rare).

Accurate transcription of data is a seldom-checked but critical requisite!

Similar to sequencing technologies, many bioinformatics tools have also been developed for the short-read sequence data assembly and analysis, but the requisite knowledge is very limited.

Possible applications are found in eukaryotic systems, such as in plants, where complex natural product pathways exist, but the requisite genes are not clustered.

But after the requisite grounding, two speeding tickets followed.