Sentence examples for morally necessitated from inspiring English sources

If we allow Leibniz to locate control over actions in a will that is only morally necessitated by the intellect, is there a way for him to avoid the postvolitional/prevolitional dilemma discussed earlier?

Leibniz holds that the will is not causally determined in the act of choice but merely "morally necessitated".

Their weight necessitated structural reinforcement.

My excitement just necessitated it.

The economy has necessitated that.

That gap necessitated some juggling.

"I don't know what necessitated it".

The transformation necessitated considerable darkening and frizzing.

This time, thirst necessitated a pit stop.

"It's necessitated some very hard decisions".

Or was it necessitated?