Sentence examples for points necessary from inspiring English sources

When the winner gains the 60 points necessary to reach Jerusalem, the song that is a staple of Hezbollah parades booms out.

Tiger who? Jim Furyk made a par on 17th to edge out Miguel Angel Jiménez and secure the 14½ points necessary.

That strategy allowed the German to speed off and win the race, while Alonso failed to finish high enough to earn the points necessary to maintain his lead.

This satisfied demands for symmetrical phrase lengths and clear-cut cadences, or stopping points, necessary to mark the sections of Classical forms such as the sonata.

But Monday sees a similar break to Mengin's by a rival, Stephane Berges; on Tuesday, Mengin and his team-mates go all-out to earn him the points necessary to win the jersey back again.

The Patriots quickly scored the 6 points necessary to make them the highest-scoring offense in N.F.L. history but were frustrated on many drives by the Giants' elastic but often unbreakable defense.

A good CV is clear, concise and makes every point necessary without waffling.

France, with half a team of injured players absent, seemed to struggle with the burden of winning just the solitary point necessary to win the group.

BUSINESS DAY The State of the Art column on Thursday, about styluses for use on touch-screen devices, described incorrectly the size of the contact point necessary to register a touch on most touch screens.

In silico tools, like QSAR (Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship) models based on structural molecular descriptors, can predict missing data for toxic end-points necessary to prioritize existing, or even not yet synthesized chemicals for their potential hazard.

Moreover, it provides a reference point necessary for evaluation of one's ability in occupations and whether those can be transferred to entrepreneurship (Nanda and Sorensen, 2010).