Sentence examples for need not render from inspiring English sources

Nicholls, who has both written adaptations of classic novels for television and cinema, and written screenplays for his own novels including Starter for 10, starring James McAvoy and Rebecca Hall, and One Day, starring Anne Hathaway, feels that the "shrinking" process that a book undergoes for film need not render it redundant to readers.

Second, we should note that, although this approach requires the Skolemite to start with an independent argument against our ordinary conception of sets, it need not render the Löwenheim-Skolem theorems themselves completely superfluous.

In a choice between alternatives each favored by different, incommensurable values, even though there are reasons to choose both alternatives, because reasons are not causally determinative, the lack of a reason to choose one alternative over another need not render the choice unintelligible.

That need not render it defective as an account of political obligation, but it does entail that we should not take the phrase "political obligation" to be synonymous with the phrase "a duty to obey the law simpliciter," but only with the phrase "a citizen's (or member's) duty to obey the law".

This antibiotic is active in vitro against M. pneumoniae [ 87], but at present, no in vitro data are available for M. genitalium, and the need for parenteral administration would not render it an optimal treatment, except in otherwise untreatable infections.

Israelis need to know that further concessions would not render us more vulnerable to terrorism and susceptible to unending demands.

A service is not a servant; it need not be rendered by a person.

Thus the statement "Blanca wants some coffee" need not be rendered, as logical behaviorism requires, in terms such as "Blanca is disposed to order coffee when it is offered", but rather as "Blanca is disposed to order coffee when it is offered, if she has no stronger desire to avoid coffee".

As a result, turkeys need not be rendered unconscious prior to slaughter and may be shackled and then electrocuted or boiled alive.

The fact that perceptual states are shaped in idiosyncratic ways by the needs and interests of the perceiver does not render the states illusory.

Technology will not render managers obsolete — but they will need to be more skilled than ever before.