Sentence examples for less of a prerequisite from inspiring English sources
In any case, she says, she had begun to change her repertoire before the surgeries, choosing roles for which a younger voice is less of a prerequisite.
Not to mention most competitors (male and female) climb more or less topless, which seems to be becoming a bit of a prerequisite.
(This would be, after all, pretty much of a prerequisite for creating universes).
They're kind of a prerequisite; I won't date any chick with a flat chest.
Long hair is kind of a prerequisite for this look.
S: Oh yea! Totally, it's kind of like a prerequisite.
But loss of perspective is a prerequisite of towering success.
These results thus collectively indicate that the potential to open chromatin, or to maintain a less compacted chromatin state, is a prerequisite for the acquisition of pluripotency.
Whereas heterolytic epoxidation of olefins requires the coordination of olefins as a prerequisite for a cyclic or a pseudocyclic peroxymetalation mechanism, homolytic oxidation of hydrocarbons involves a bimolecular mechanism with radical intermediates, and is less selective.
