Sentence examples for necessitates in part from inspiring English sources

To perfectly address the impact of wall roughness, a full investigation using electromagnetic (EM) theory would be needed; which necessitates, in part, knowledge of the material properties of the walls, and the various angles of incidence to compute the equivalent reflection coefficients but for the diffuse multipath components.

The plans are necessitated in part by money.

The pivot to TV reruns was necessitated in part by the tightening of the movie spigot by major movie studios.

Modern pianos are therefore much louder than were those of the 18th century, an increase in loudness necessitated in part by the size of 19th-century concert halls.

The Iraqi military protects casualty figures like state secrets, but it seems probable that the pause in fighting was necessitated, in part, by the large number of dead and wounded.

Also there is a focus on causality as a tool in reasoning that is necessitated in part by limited resources.

It is a cost necessitated in part by the political nature of the institution.

Staff dissatisfaction with working conditions has necessitated engagement in part-time income-generating jobs to supplement regular employment incomes.

(History buffs will recall that an 1814 fire gutted the original White House, necessitating a reconstruction supervised, in part, by James Hoban, the architect whose splendid design beat out eight other submissions in the competition to build America's most-watched home).

Finally, on health care, Obama never once blamed Bush and his party for ramming through a massive unfunded expansion of Medicare in 2003, which in part necessitated the Medicare cuts that were part of his health reform effort.

No one at West Brom needs reminding that those promotions have been necessitated by three relegations due, in part, to the club's cautious financial approach.