Sentence examples for necessity to lay from inspiring English sources
A direct current (DC) linear motor using the permanent magnet guideway (PMG) as the stator and the on-board coil as the rotor instead of the present inductive or synchronous alternate current (AC) linear motor which has an economic disadvantage due to the necessity to lay primary coil along the guideway is proposed in this paper.
Concrete floors are dull, drab and boring, but oftentimes people lack the time or the necessity to lay down an alternative floor.
Thus, a commitment by the global community of mental health professionals about the safety, effectiveness and necessity for 'task-shifting' of PTs to lay and community health providers is a pressing need.
As the first users of the plane, the Romans found that a stout workbench was a necessity; truing a surface without a bench on which to lay and secure the wood was nearly impossible.
As Freud put it, "Our habit is to lay stress on the fortuitous causation of the death – accident, disease, infection, advanced age; in this way we betray an effort to reduce death from a necessity to a chance event".
And it was made possible by training the dogs to lie still in the scanner, a necessity which may make the first human-cat study some way off.
While a good case can be made about the necessity for inter-state lying on occasion, a case for leaders to lie to the public is much harder to make, and one does not even need to recall Kipling's chilling epitaph on the British dead of the First World War: "If any question why we died, Tell them, because our fathers lied".
Brazen liars who have gotten away with lying for a long time might start to lie as a way of life, rather than out of perceived necessity.
