Two days later, the patient's condition necessitated her transfer to the intensive care unit (ICU), and vancomycin was added.
She effortlessly switches from the quotidian to the mystic; indeed, real-life circumstances – "solitary thinkin' and lonesome drinkin'", as she puts it – seem to necessitate her encounters with the devil and God.
Moving on to higher brow lit-crit doesn't necessitate her about-face, especially when her semantic argument is myopic and disingenuous, ironically in The New Yorker — launcher of countless memoirs, essay collections, and the franchise of David Sedaris.
Her studies at the Harvard Annex (later called Radcliffe College) in Cambridge, Massachusetts, had already convinced her that social problems are attributable to economic class when the depression of 1893 necessitated her withdrawal from school.
Her father died in 1990 after a brief struggle with brain cancer, which necessitated her breaking off shooting Godfather III.
First, the arrival of hundreds of wounded residents necessitated her premature hospital discharge.
There he contracted blackwater fever, necessitating his return to France.
Though the accusation cost Dickinson her employment at the Philadelphia Mint, losing her job enabled — or necessitated — the teenager to devote herself full time to touring as a paid public speaker.
Paravel also damaged her back, necessitating an emergency visit to the hospital.
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.
A bee dancing for a nearby location makes short duration waggle runs (<1 sec), which necessitates turning her body almost immediately to begin the next waggle run.
