They did little or no damage to the urbanized areas and never necessitated a permanent increase in the African garrison.
Skill there was in plenty; courage in full measure; errors and spills, too; but what nobody had expected was for there to be so many goals/dreadful misses/pitch invasions/a freak cloudburst which washed out the game, necessitating a replay, you never know, stranger things have happened, thought I'd put that in just in case.
Also, I AM IN CHARGE OF THAT!" It's this almost unstoppable instinct -- the cultural imperative -- to make sure my privileged point of view "wins the argument" and is never "misunderstood" that necessitates me getting called out in the first place.
(Possessing a Polish nickname that never fails to necessitate repeating, at the very least, and causes embarrassment at its worst, I ached with her).
But while Italy has bolstered its graying population with young immigrants, xenophobic Japanese are already worried about an increase in illegal immigration, and there are widespread fears that labor shortages will necessitate guest workers who may never go home.
More importantly, the significance of PEDF in combination with chemotherapy has never been studied and necessitates more investigation.
Triptrotting had users in 175 countries, but it never grew very large, necessitating a shift in direction.
Soon after his birth, doctors performed a surgery to correct the problem, whereupon they discovered his intestines had never quite developed, thus necessitating two more subsequent surgeries to help lengthen them and increase their function.
However, in the event, we never found a rearrangement that necessitated using sGFP.
Finally, while in the classical design of SDD it was claimed that secondary endogenous infections arise mostly from other patients via the hands of caregivers (necessitating the need for hand hygiene), this has never been supported by studies.
Mr. Newdow refused to allow Ms. Banning, whom he never married, to file her own brief, necessitating a request by her lawyer, Kenneth W. Starr, to the court for permission.
