Sentence examples for necessity to move from inspiring English sources

Ms. Fili-Krushel said the necessity to move to Los Angeles was one factor in her decision to leave ABC.

"Sometimes there is an impression that the more the Syrian leadership shows understanding about the necessity to move forward — albeit belatedly and under pressure — the more we see rejection of reciprocal steps on the opposite side," Mr. Lavrov said.

Mr. Marras included in his poetic program words from "Sea and Sardinia" by D.H. Lawrence: "...comes over one an absolute necessity to move — and what is more, to move in some particular direction".

American happiness is this peculiar innocence, then, the belief that one can choose, and without great sacrifice or cost, to be good, by which I mean to be exempt from necessity, to move through the world without causing harm.

"The concern I have is that people in the department themselves - including the chief the medical officer – often express the view that health services are excessively conservative, risk averse and have expressed doubt about the necessity to move people to Australia for treatment".

On the other hand, heterogeneous MPSoCs may pose more pressure on the interconnection network due to the necessity to move data to specialized computation engines across the system.

Improving instructions for authors submitting manuscripts to journals, and making trial registration a necessity is an essential step to move towards reliable reporting of clinical trial results [ 33, 34].

There is no necessity for me to move them from repose, I said to my brain.

"Careers involving performance as an actor or dancer are often based on short-term or freelance contracts, with the necessity of having to move from place to place to secure work.

In a way, the minimum necessity of life is to move.

The induction of an aquaporin gene points toward the necessity for the cells to move nutrients and metabolites.