Sentence examples for necessity of more from inspiring English sources
Finally, some suggestions were proposed to improve Korean building energy conservation code, such as the necessity of more strengthened requirements on window air-tightness and shading devices.
The results show clearly the weakness in the current response-spectrum-compatible criteria provided by seismic codes and the necessity of more robust conditions for the simulation of artificial earthquake ground motions.
These indices, therefore, proved inefficacious in the evaluation of systems containing the Brazilian oils considered in this study, which proves the necessity of more research for its improvement or the development of new models and indices.
This suggests the necessity of more detailed WAXD characterization to propose a new structure model, which should be referred to as the hexagonal aggregation model, for the PVA iodine complexes.
There is a rational replacement that makes for better economic and fiscal policy and addresses top political concerns — for the Democrats, the necessity of more revenue, and for the Republicans, to start addressing entitlements.
A dispute is developing between the nuclear industry and regulators, and among the regulators themselves, about the necessity of more safeguards at power plants, Eric Lipton and Matthew L. Wald write.
The issue of ownership is being muddied by the same process that has upended media industries – the transition of recordable data from physical to virtual property, infinitely copyable but still subject to many of the necessities of more traditionally-held items.
Surfers may want to flip straight to his argument for the necessity of a "more leisurely, surfer-friendly style of capitalism," in which some people work less and surf more — in the interest of offsetting carbon emissions, of course.
"On the other hand, can I go and make a strong editorial argument for the necessity of having more time?
These actions might give the illusion of serving a superpower's global interests, but only delay the inevitable--the necessity of a more democratic and humane regime.
Despite this evolution, literature indicates the necessity of a more general use of methods for public participation in landscape planning to meet the objectives of the Convention.
