Sentence examples for ordinary requires from inspiring English sources

Typically access to anything out of the ordinary requires an investor to be "qualified", meaning those with a net worth of $1m or an annual income in excess of $200,000.

Wigan recognised that this was something out of the ordinary, requiring an equally unusual response, by issuing a 285-word apology on Sunday lunchtime, initially through the Guardian and then on the club's website.

His economics were rudimentary, and he had little patience for the temporizing that ordinary politics requires.

Cars would be among the most complex applications because operating an ordinary sedan requires about 10 times as many kilowatts of power as a house.

Surely such a self-conception of the murderers' motive is part of what ordinary usage requires for calling a murder a lynching.

Kevin K. Russell, a lawyer for the defendant, said that ordinary usage requires the government to prove that people accused of identity theft under the law knew the numbers they used belonged to someone else.

Actual integration of such technologies into ordinary society requires social acceptance, which then again is based on understandability of such technology by society [3].

When a situation is out of the ordinary, and requires -- to the American mind -- an exception, that flexibility will probably not be forthcoming.

Ordinary sentences require a verb, whereas they do not require any other part of speech.

Given that ambiguity, she wrote, ordinary fairness required the second interpretation.

I suspect that Danielson's book will prove quite popular if (as Fish notes) Harold Bloom is correct and ordinary readers "require mediation to read 'Paradise Lost' with full appreciation".