Sentence examples for but without requiring from inspiring English sources

He said tolls would be levied as they are in the E-ZPass system, but without requiring drivers to slow down.

The deal was carefully constructed to carry legal force but without requiring approval by the US Congress - which would have almost certainly rejected it.

Consider it enhanced karaoke, like a collective night in front of a giant television playing the new Beatles video game, but without requiring the kind of hand-eye coordination and technological savvy so vexing to the middle-aged.

It does almost everything the iPhone does — runs 600,000 apps, plays movies and music, displays e-books, takes pictures and videos, checks e-mail and Web sites — but without requiring you to sign your soul over to Verizon or AT&T.

Charles Isherwood, writing in The New York Times, called it "enhanced karaoke, like a collective night in front of a giant television playing the new Beatles video game, but without requiring the kind of hand-eye coordination and technological savvy so vexing to the middle-aged".

Wallets are at the intersection of that, providing greater reliability than cash, but without requiring users to get bank accounts.

The 26-year-old from Trowbridge was found to have suffered a bleed on the skull following that fight, but woke without requiring an operation and made encouraging progress.

The most common acute events were constitutional symptoms (34%), elevated liver enzyme (30%), and leucopenia (18%), but all improved without requiring specific management (grade 1 or 2)(Table 4).

This new formulation of the drain current retains the same simplicity of the most advanced charge-based compact MOSFET models such as BSIM, ACM and EKV, but it is developed without requiring the crude linearization of the inversion charge.

Mr. Pavarotti gets through the role, but just barely, and not without requiring the indulgence and attention of his vocal colleagues and, especially, James Levine in the orchestra pit.

Mr. Pavarotti gets through the role, but just barely, and not without requiring the indulgence and attention of his vocal colleagues and, especially, of James Levine in the orchestra pit.