Sentence examples for it actually requires from inspiring English sources
Even though the syntax is two dimensional, the surface it actually requires in its most general form is a torus of finite genus.
Frequently that entails prohibiting violence, but at other times it actually requires it.
"We looked into the fitted sheets request, and to be honest, it actually requires more work on the housekeeper's part than a regular sheet".
There's also the radical and phenomenally powerful face-to-face meeting, which is often ignored because it actually requires management to show their face.
While the game may sound simple, it actually requires a high level of cognitive function for a preschooler, including focus and attention, working memory to remember rules, mental flexibility (to do the opposite) and self-control.
But ZEITGEIST AND GLAMOUR: Photography of the 60s and 70s (Prestel, $65), Nicola Erni's enormous new coffee-table book — not downloadable onto any iThing, it actually requires two hands and possibly a virile male companion to hoist — fixes the work of these lowly creatures, and those of the party photographers one rung up, with an almost ennobling glaze.
Viewing the Bryant Park area as a submarket may sound logical, but it actually required a drastic shift in thinking for New York's commercial real estate world.
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Now back then, if you wanted to claim a territory in Africa, it actually required more than simply planting a flag.
As the one art form that doesn't simply desire the immersion of its audience but actually requires it, books demand that the reader becomes an active participant, bringing his or her own imaginative capacities to bear in a way that makes reading a unique, and uniquely satisfying, experience.
Our findings demonstrate that although Stat3 is generally growth promoting and in an activated form it can act as an oncogene, it is actually required for gap junctional communication both in nontransformed lung epithelial cells and in certain lung cancer lines that retain extensive GJIC.
