Sentence examples similar to necessitates printing from inspiring English sources
Of course, this seems to necessitate printing out the order form, which makes us wonder: hasn't Walmart heard about the exorbitant cost of printer ink?
The inhabitants of this island welcomed him by printing the wrong version of his novel Freedom, necessitating the pulping of its entire first print run.
Rather than using it to plan magazine start-ups or acquisitions, he found himself going over lists of staff cuts necessitated by print's collapse.
The problem is that in necessitating a physical interface between the printed page and the smartphone, this new bespoke delivery mechanism only deepens the apparent chasm in potentiality between the two mediums.
The hugely enthusiastic response to Kevin Keller's September 2010 debut in Veronica No. 202 (Veronica's crush is unrequited because of his being gay) necessitated a second printing, unprecedented in Archie history, and the Keller mini-series for 2011 sold out.
The initial run of 300,000 copies sold out, necessitating a second printing.
The book's popularity necessitated a second printing before the end of the year.
Even if skins could be printed on, large editions would necessitate mass slaughter: the historian Aloys Ruppel once calculated that stamping out a hundred copies of the Gutenberg Bible on vellum would have consumed 15,000 lambs.
If you print in color enough to necessitate the purchase of a color printer, pick up a color laser printer for around $200 to $250.
In those cases, the Constitution says, state lawmakers can vote on bills as soon as they are printed, as long as the governor sends the Legislature what is known as a "message of necessity," setting out the facts "which in his or her opinion necessitate an immediate vote".
