Sentence examples for it would have necessitated from inspiring English sources

In 1884 he contracted leprosy and refused cure because it would have necessitated his leaving the lepers.

But that proved impossible, not least because the industrial robot is so huge it would have necessitated removing the gallery floor.

At 4MB, it was one of the largest games made for the SNES as well as the largest the console could support without adding bank-switching circuitry to the cartridge, and translating it would have necessitated even bigger and more expensive ROMs.

If so, it would have necessitated a shift from a focus on operational tasks to the more actor-oriented strategic functions.

We could have chosen a cutoff on these probabilities to define change points, but it would have necessitated the selection of an arbitrary threshold value, while using the regresion model with the highest posterior probability to determine change points can circumvent the problem.

And he said: "The UK consolidation was never undertaken in the belief that it would boost demand directly, but rather that it would reduce the likelihood of a loss of market confidence in the UK government's economic policies, which - had it occurred - would have necessitated a much sharper consolidation".

It is likely going to be difficult for Citigroup to prevail at this point, since its deal would have necessitated government help.

When Singapore refused to replace the causeway, he proposed demolishing the Malaysian half anyway and replacing it with a bridge, even though the limited space would have necessitated a wonky, dog-leg design.

Although some houses were demolished during construction works, it was intended at the time to divert Wood Green High Road around Shopping City, which would have necessitated the demolition of much of the western section of Noel Park.

Had the Wildcats fallen to the Golden Gophers on Saturday, reaching nine wins would have necessitated upsetting the Buckeyes, who routed Northwestern, 87-54, in December.

As well as the disadvantage of having to pay as you go, the help line is rather uncomfortable to use if you're after "work music" at your computer - straining my neck much longer would have necessitated a physio appointment.