Sentence examples for growing prerequisite from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, intelligence courses are a growing prerequisite for criminology and law enforcement education, a transformation reaching beyond federal agencies into local police.
The dataset includes large variability in growing climates, a prerequisite to investigate phenology models for use in climate change applications.
Steve Vander Woude, a horticulturist at Spring Meadow Nursery, a wholesale company in Grand Haven, Mich., does not believe that killing bog rosemarys is a prerequisite to growing them.
Consumer research had long supported the notion that grabbing attention in the store aisle was a prerequisite to growing sales in the impulse-driven snack market.
There were national trends which encouraged this sort of curricular change: college attendance was growing and became a prerequisite for professional training.
Your ability to build trusting relationships where both parties are loyal to each other is a prerequisite for growing your network and for gaining inspiration, influence, and information (the three I's).
While the development of coordination is often thought of as an important prerequisite for growing an athlete, coordination is also necessary for things having nothing to do with sports, though sports are the best way to develop it.
The presence of an actively growing sarcoma was a prerequisite for the expression of non-specific cytostasis, since surgical excision resulted in complete disappearance of this activity of spleen cells.
The continuous cycle of felling, planting and growing of trees is essential prerequisite for sustainability.
The campaign site's use of the word "access" appears consistent with Mr. Obama's "Education Blueprint for an Economy Built to Last," which states that the United States is being outpaced internationally and suffers from a domestic "college attainment gap," and cites higher education as a "prerequisite for the growing jobs of the new economy".
