Sentence examples for necessitated by a from inspiring English sources

The renovation, which was completed in 2006, was necessitated by a breakup.

He refers to himself only as "Kujira-san" (Mr Whale), a precaution necessitated by a genuine fear for his safety.

Torre was having Rivera try for another two-inning save, necessitated by a bullpen thinner than in the past.

But Brady has also talked little about his multiple operations, which were necessitated by a staph infection after the first procedure, which was performed in California.

"We wanted to give something back to the game," said Woolley, who leaned on crutches necessitated by a recent motorcycle accident and signed autographs.

Mr. O'Toole, who has been homeless for 15 years, was staying in the inpatient clinic awaiting oral surgery necessitated by a broken jaw.

She called the economic stimulus package an "extraordinary response" necessitated by "an extraordinary situation".

"As people get home from work, we ask them to stay there and not drive again unless necessitated by an emergency".

The Clinton-Gore administration has presided over a stunning expansion of the prison system -- necessitated by an increasingly senseless, and thoroughly bipartisan, war on drugs.

After the doubleheader, necessitated by an April rainout, the Cardinals again fell to the Pirates, 5-4, on Wednesday to fall two and half games back.

Rooney was booed throughout his first full game since September, an absence necessitated by an ankle problem but which also included his falling-out with Sir Alex Ferguson over his contract extension.