Sentence examples for it necessary to attach from inspiring English sources

"So I guess Mr. Osama thought it necessary to attach a fictitious crime to my name".

Like "American Gigolo," "The Walker" unfortunately finds it necessary to attach a juicy social microcosm to a clunky mystery thriller whose antihero finds himself the chief suspect in a murder.

Journalists find it necessary to attach a narrative through-line to current events.

In order to calibrate a non-overlapping camera laser system, it is necessary to attach an extra sensor, such as a camera or a 3D laser sensor, whose relative poses from both the camera and the 2D laser sensor can be calculated.

In conclusion, our analyses suggest that it is necessary to attach importance to HIV/TB co-infection in mainland China, especially screening of TB among HIV/AIDS populations should be attached more importance which would be much helpful for treatment of both diseases.

It is not necessary to attach concrete names to the flavors (e.g. smoke, peat, sherry, fruit, coconut, toffee).

It may be necessary to attach them at the sides, rather than at the front of the posts.

It may be necessary to attach a sanitizedgarden hose to the kitchen faucet to safely fill the carboy in a sanitary manner.

If riding a very well trained and responsive horse, it may only be necessary to attach the leadrope the way you would when leading a horse, and ride with one rein.

The proximal proton channel binding domain of MotB has no obvious relatives, but I suggest that it evolved from the corresponding domain of TonB and diverged so substantially during the remodelling necessary to attach the complex to the basal body that this derivation is no longer reflected in its sequence; 3D structure might be more similar.

(Homeowners who do not have an air compressor, Mr. Keane said, can use a shop vacuum or even a leaf blower to blow out the lines. The fittings necessary to attach the vacuum or blower to the pool line can be improvised using common plastic fittings found in most home centers).