Sentence examples for necessary continuation from inspiring English sources

In the present paper, the method is extended to bar-reinforced columns of circular and elliptical cross-section, as a necessary continuation to complete the proposal.

Monet had written the poem — a contribution to the #SayHerName campaign, a necessary continuation of the Black Lives Matter movement focusing on overlooked police violence against women — earlier that morning.

That morphogenetic development is necessary for continuation of the cell cycle is further supported by our observations that morphological changes always occurred before nuclear division.

Because sustained spicule protraction is necessary for proper continuation and cessation of sperm-transfer behavior, the coordination between sperm transfer and spicule protraction suggests that multiple sensory inputs and feedback are necessary for the proper execution of this behavior, especially from the gonad.

This observation indicated that continuous synthesis of degradation machinery is necessary for the continuation of the degradation.

Necessary for the continuation of ancient priesthoods, patricians had few privileges other than reduced military obligations.

Mr. Netanyahu said that he was suspending new residential building for a period of 10 months, but that the moratorium would not affect construction under way and would not include "the schools, the kindergartens, the synagogues and public buildings necessary for the continuation of normal life over the period of the suspension".

Two things are necessary for the continuation of this trend.

Of course a further study of circumstantial meanings in other genres and fields is necessary for the continuation of this work.

Ms Cochrane also indicated water charges and rate increases may prove necessary, questioned the continuation of free prescriptions and asked if it was right that people over 60 earning £50,000 or more should be entitled to a free bus pass.

On the one hand, magazines like The Daily (remember them?) and, more pertinently, the New Yorker prove that inside app sales and subscriptions works quite adequately and allows everyone – from the content providers to the "carrier," in this case Apple, to maintain a revenue stream necessary for the continuation of our cultural heritage.