Sentence examples for longer requisite from inspiring English sources

Her hair and makeup were impeccable, and there was something charming about her dated look, but I felt very thankful that tents are no longer requisite dress for expectant women.

The overall low prevalence of macrolide resistance seen in Peru and other parts of the world is thought to reflect a lower mutation rate and a longer requisite macrolide exposure time needed to develop resistance.

Retaining the state-run youth corrections system is no longer necessary because the requisite institutional facilities now exist at the county level.

Today, it's no longer a requisite to social mobility.

An engineering degree is also no longer a requisite to using technology, as seemingly anyone today can install a printer or upload a video.

Driving accountability is no longer a requisite role that needs to be tended to on a daily basis because the team itself is holding one another accountable.

But after hearing conflicting views on the importance of the information Dr. Lee is accused of mishandling, the judge wrote in his initial order for release, on Aug. 24, that the government "no longer has the requisite clarity and persuasive character necessary" to keep Dr. Lee jailed.

The judge said the government case against Dr. Lee "no longer has the requisite clarity and persuasive character".

The government's case "no longer has the requisite clarity and persuasive character," needed to hold Dr. Lee, Judge Parker wrote.

"It's no longer just the requisite bear in the cupboard," she said, referring to honey bottles in ursine shapes.

Thus some musicians who participated in a previous production at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles in late 2006 and early 2007 no longer possessed the requisite youth.