Sentence examples for much a prerequisite from inspiring English sources

And big cities that are reasonably close together is pretty much a prerequisite for high-speed rail, which is why they have it and we don't.

It is pretty much a prerequisite these days to have a clutch of internships under your belt when applying for these positions.

Much was made of the fact that this performance, like Mitropoulos's, was uncut, that being pretty much a prerequisite of "authenticity" in these historically informed times.

There is surely something inherently wrong with a sport where weighing less than eight stone is pretty much a prerequisite and seven often a positive advantage - and where bulimia and burnout are rife.

We live in an age of information, in which smartphones and 24-hour multichannel TV serve up an unending flow of data; in which the ability to interpret and understand a mass of incoming signals is pretty much a prerequisite of life.

But this kind of hustling is pretty much a prerequisite in Pa'nucci's line of work.

(This would be, after all, pretty much of a prerequisite for creating universes).

For all these reasons, trust is not simply a confirmation of good economic management; rather it is an important ingredient in economic success-a prerequisite, as much as an outcome.

This network should be representative of the GPs in that country or region as much as possible, and a prerequisite is the ability to deliver electronic prescription data of the participating practices for the past five years.

The virtue is humility, a quality not much associated with Westminster politics and a prerequisite for regaining trust.

Many polls indicated that a majority of "evangelicals" no longer attach much importance to personal morality as a prerequisite for effective and faithful public service.