Sentence examples for has only necessitated from inspiring English sources

John Hartson, Benni McCarthy and - under the particularly inspired (sic) headline "Harry's got dosh to tempt Saints' Quash" - Nigel Quashie are the most prominent names on a shopping list that so far has only necessitated the destruction of 79 forests.

Moreover, the recent growth of large volume of image data in web applications has not only necessitated the need for more efficient image processing techniques but also for more efficient compression methods for storage and transmission applications[1, 2].

It is a production that has only one set, necessitating the ladies of the chorus to have their spinning scene on the poopdeck of Daland's ship.

Due to the higher sensitivity of orthoMCL to events such as gene duplication, the pairwise comparisons necessitated by an orthoMCL search (217,485) compared to those (best BLAST hits only) necessitated by an RBH search (7,435) would have been computationally prohibitive.

Later she will follow him into Victorian times, which necessitates leaping off the Brooklyn Bridge in a film that has "only the most tangential relation to reality, and therein lies its slender charm" (Stephen Holden).

However, I would argue that it only necessitates a more thoughtful debate, and one that will have to develop perhaps as humans and animals further evolve.

Cases of relapse have been documented, which has necessitated further treatment.

The burgeoning field of tumor ablation has necessitated the use of percutaneous biopsy: the only means to render a tissue diagnosis.

But he says rising acrimony has necessitated reforms.

If God had given them only a will for happiness, they would have been necessitated to will whatever they thought would make them happy.

The economy has necessitated that.