Sentence examples for necessary space from inspiring English sources

They could not find the necessary space in any existing buildings, Mr. Nieman said.

Throughout the poem, the lineation is designed to give each phrase or word its necessary space and weight.

Problems concerning this approach are the necessary space and the endurance strength of the inlay-part joint.

In the 1970's, the company bought property surrounding its analog exchanges to ensure that it would have the necessary space to expand.

Or the generals could decide, as in Tunisia, that only Mubarak's departure from office will create the necessary space for a transition.

In the most pragmatic sense, the margin serves as the necessary space for the expansion, clarification, and nuancing of the main body of a text.

I went to a church regularly, and while this helped to a degree, I was still finding it very difficult to have the necessary space and silence to cultivate a deeper spirituality.

If there were ever a time and place for a radical idea to save San Francisco's historic, politically necessary spaces, it is here and now, at the Stud.

That didn't produce the necessary spacing, so controllers instructed the pilots to do a "go-around" — to circle the base to delay its landing.

Green's role is simple, even sans Curry: He pops to the 3-point line, which in turn forces Dwight Howard -- Houston's only shot-blocker -- away from the hoop and creates the necessary spacing.

The vertical interval between dams is assumed to be 0.7 metre, which defines the necessary spacing between adjacent dams (see Figure 54).