Sentence examples for is making necessary from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gunn is making necessary changes at Amtrak, and he should be given a chance to make the railroad more efficient.

Time Warner, CNN's parent, is awaiting government approval of its merger with America Online, and if that comes, AOL could demand its own changes if it is not satisfied that the network is making necessary improvements.

Redfoot also says that GoDaddy is "making necessary changes to employee training to ensure we continue to provide industry-leading security to our customers and stay ahead of evolving hacker techniques".

The company, even with some members in exile from Belarus, is making necessary work.

These include the condition of the system, whether the utility is making necessary capital investments, for compliance, security and employee safety, ecological stresses for this particular water system and the quality and distance of the water source.

A second strategy called acoustic delay is made necessary by the size of the room.

"Well, two," he said.Widespread hitch-hiking is made necessary by Cuba's poverty.

The Department of Environmental Protection, which manages the city's water, says the increase is made necessary by a $200 million revenue shortfall.

It is made necessary due to the current context of growth of indirect costs, especially in manufacturing.

This restriction is made necessary due to the difficulty in meeting the thermal constraints, further details are provided in the next section (Section 6.20.1).

This result, which may well involve a hardship upon the builder, is made necessary by a proper regard for the contractural rights of the owner.