Sentence examples similar to one more requisite from inspiring English sources
After revealing that over 100 million iPhones and over 15 million iPads have been sold total and introducing the 1/3 thinner, 13.3%percentt lighter rainbow-covered iPad 2, Steve Jobs made his requisite concluding remarks and exited the stage without giving one of his legendary "one more thing"s (see above video).
In the same year, he was awarded a LLD by the University of Cambridge, where the speaker said that Birkett was "endowed with such a voice as Cicero declared to be first requisite of an orator" and that "in our own time there had been no one more skilled in swaying the mind of a jury".
In addition to those requisite markers, this one has one more: diversity.
Follow-up started on the date of the first A1C ≥7% (after one or more A1C <7% on requisite therapy) and ended on the date of a specific clinical event, death, disenrollment, or study end.
Children lacking one or more of the requisite skills for competence to consent will assent.
Appropriate regulation of renal dopaminergic tonus is one important requisite for the maintenance of sodium homeostasis and normal blood pressure.
Targeting one or more of these different factors may be a key requisite to overcome drug resistance and thus improve clinical outcome of patients with melanoma.
He found that although a basic awareness of how and when to take medicines was one pre-requisite for adherence it was insufficient on its own; other factors such as the patient's general health beliefs and specific beliefs about medicines also played an important part; furthermore, patients who were more satisfied with their care were more likely to adhere to their treatment regimen.
"The other one was more bang, less material". Dobson and Selden had decided to assume that their fictional Nth Country had already obtained the requisite plutonium - a huge assump tion, since it would be, almost certainly, the hardest part - but there was plenty more to consider.
It serves as the album's one requisite slap in the face.
