Sentence examples for needed a rather from inspiring English sources

But recently, the orgy of consumption required by this most wonderful time of the year has needed a rather more hardcore response.

The sensor needed a rather long time to reach its original level after switching back to the air.

"You need a rather unique fund to pass these tests," said Gerald Perritt, editor of Gerald Perritt's Mutual Fund Letter in Largo, Fla. "This is a pretty elite group".

In conclusion, based on a structure containing ten layers of coupled QDs, two sectional lasers were created in which PML realization needs a rather small reverse bias on the absorber section.

In order to compare the results with respect to the elapsed solution time (i.e., the CPU time), it is apparent that the deterministic mode needs a rather small time although the lower cuts do the same.

To get stability, one would need a rather thorough -- which we are not going to get through this administration or in this context -- a rather thorough structure bulwark to be able to both prevent and face these liquidity crises.

To establish an artificial gravity space station or interplanetary craft, you would need a rather large ring because otherwise you'd be introducing other detriments to human biology, including vertigo.

For multi-shots, you will also need a rather wide piece of PVC Sample: 6= artillery/mortars- hook up 2 or 3 bike pumps to a large tube that can snugly fit a Nerf football.

'initially children had to learn that their explanations and justifications needed a mathematical, rather than a social, basis'.

"For this deal," Mr. Lichtenstein said, "I really needed an M.S.W. rather than an M.B.A".

Mr. Schlesinger says we need a "qualitative" rather than a "quantitative" liberalism.