Sentence examples for it will necessitate a from inspiring English sources

His big worry about gay marriage, he explains, is that it will necessitate a revision of sex education.

Some officials, like the Democratic senator Bob Kerrey of Nebraska and the Republican budget guru Kasich of Ohio, believe it will necessitate a synthesis of liberal and conservative ideologies -- a kind of "New New Deal" that pairs restraint on outlays for the elderly with a redesigned safety net.

Whether this is formally considered a "sudden stop" of capital or not, it will necessitate a very painful adjustment process.

And it will necessitate a public educational system - including early child education - second to none, and available to all our young people.

The slowness with which nominees are named and confirmed is illustrative of a broader breakdown in the transition of presidential power, and changing it will necessitate a cultural shift and the creation of a higher set of expectations and standards.

In the long run, however, eradicating it will necessitate an ideological and cultural battle.

Flooding the river basin will submerge numerous cities, towns, and villages and several sites of archaeological and cultural interest, and it will necessitate resettling more than a million people in a region with a shortage of available land.

As can easily be imagined, it will necessitate continuous efforts and we cannot predict when it becomes feasible at present.

I know it seems like a lot and will necessitate a downgrade from private Pilates to group classes but it has to be done.

People commented on the huge steel façade, which, if it is trucked into the city, will necessitate a temporary shutdown of the George Washington Bridge.

But, he said, a loss in Michigan will necessitate a major effort: "It will signal to Romney supporters in Ohio that Ohio better be a firewall — or else".