Sentence examples for does it necessitate from inspiring English sources
It relates to a fundamental question: Does adaptation mean the continuation of current conservation measures with only minor adjustments or does it necessitate large changes?
Implementing a system of bicycle boulevards does not require the construction of new streets or bike paths, nor does it necessitate the narrowing of existing lanes of traffic, which are often major barriers to implementing effective bicycling infrastructure.
How many seats in a coffee shop does it take to necessitate provision of a customer loo?
We have calculated that with all the money we have saved by not paying for one of Ikea's employees to come and construct things for us, we should soon be able to afford the course of anger management necessitated by doing it ourselves.
Technology facilitates fast communication, but it does not necessitate it.
Importantly, spine surgeons could easily implement this technique as it did not necessitate the learning of methods that were completely foreign to them, nor did it dictate the type of fusion [ 4, 34].
That doesn't make us enemies, it doesn't necessitate undue stress or hardship, it just is what it is.
Something else about voting made it distinctive in the strange regime of Jim Crow: it does not necessitate interracial contact.
In a post-metrosexual, free-enterprise system, real men shop for anything as long as it does not necessitate a bikini wax, but maybe that, too.
