Sentence examples for necessitated taking from inspiring English sources
The president argued that the trade deficit and Chinese theft of intellectual property necessitated taking economic action.
Luke Ehricht, who handles Joey, said nervousness (his, not the dog's) necessitated taking three hours yesterday, not the usual 90 minutes, to brush Joey's long white and gold hair, and to fashion the elegantly swept topknot secured by a turquoise bow.
In mid‐July, Vice Chancellor for Research Graham R. Fleming announced that the dire budget circumstances facing the campus necessitated taking a hard look, as quickly as possible, at the structure of services and deployment of resources administered from his office.
In mid-July, Vice Chancellor for Research Graham R. Fleming announced that the dire budget circumstances facing the campus necessitated taking a hard look, as quickly as possible, at the structure of services and deployment of resources administered from his office.
This necessitated taking a shuttle to LAX for a red-eye flight and meant she would miss the last half hour of her last class of the week.
The lack of the convenient protection strategy necessitated taking a retreat to a slower and less selective chemistry to achieve the ultimate goal of the study.
Biopsy taking necessitated the presence of two examiners, one guiding the endoscope to the desired liver segment, the other controlling the opening and closure of the biopsy forceps.
Eventually, Mexican Independence in 1821 necessitated direct rule from Spain.
Many authors do pre-publication publicity, but Green did extra credit: he signed the entire first printing — a hundred and fifty thousand copies — which took ten weeks and necessitated physical therapy for his shoulder.
The need to recoup such costs necessitated long film runs.
Cluster introduces a smart invite feature – something that's been somewhat necessitated after a surge of spammy social apps have taken advantage of users' address book access in order to send out mass invites to their contacts.
