Sentence examples for expected necessities from inspiring English sources
In the event, though I never felt the touch of the oshiya, I was impressed not just at the perfectly punctual, all-reaching trains, but the way riders regard them not as objects of great municipal and national pride, but as expected necessities.
Although it seems likely acquisition was always the end-game for SwiftKey, given that predictive keyboard tech is (arguably) an expected necessity rather than a nice-to-have add-on.
Although it seems likely acquisition was always the end-game for SwiftKey, given that predictive keyboard tech is (arguably) an expected necessity rather than a nice-to-have add-on.
Americans found the DS underpowered and lacking in what they had come to expect as necessities rather than luxuries: air-conditioning, electric windows and fully automatic transmission.
The speed of the original proposed function generator circuit is correlated with its overall accuracy, expecting the necessity of making a tradeoff between the previous performance parameters.
For progressive civilisation had always expected that meeting necessity in the west was a mere prerequisite to further, higher goals: justice, equality, democracy, and the extension of ease of access to the necessities of life to all.
Transcription of hexose transporters was shown to be up-regulated at breaking of dormancy (Table 1) which is expected given the necessity of a degradable carbon source for downstream energy production during germination.
"The outdoor pursuits expert is starting to be viewed like a spa — something that's expected and is a necessity," said Randy Banks, president and chief executive of Mountain Air.
Epiphenomenalists can be expected to deny the necessity of causal relations for individuation.
As clinical studies of such disease-modifying drugs are expected to be, by necessity, long-term trials [ 1], highly reproducible summary scores for DSP are required.
