Sentence examples for prerequisites in from inspiring English sources

"I have two prerequisites in tying a fly," Popovics said.

With these prerequisites in hand, Ms. Grassini expects to gain admission to medical school in 2013.

While any undergraduate degree is acceptable, prospective students will need prerequisites in biology, chemistry and statistics, and programs like to see a commitment to patient care as admissions criteria.

With the onset of the Romantic era in the wake of the French Revolution, composers began to view their own role in society as well as the social function of their work, and hence also its aesthetic prerequisites, in a radically different light.

We view these tasks as key prerequisites in being able to detect fake personae.

Reproducibility and comparability are prerequisites in testing bone substitute materials in an animal study.

The prerequisite, in any case, is colorful.

JS: Is long hair still prerequisite in the music business?

If anything, piety has become a prerequisite in politics.

And a university degree has become an unquestioned prerequisite in an increasingly stratified society.

Society has taught us to lie, steal, and cheat, and deception is the paramount prerequisite in man's makeup. . . .