Sentence examples for processes requires us from inspiring English sources

The theories of evolutionary science challenge educators and learners for many reasons, not the least of which is that thinking about evolutionary processes requires us to approach the world in a different way than we do in everyday life.

However, our responsibility as a co-sponsor of the peace process requires us to tell our friends in the United Nations frankly: the Security Council and the General Assembly should not insert themselves into issues that the negotiating partners have decided will be addressed in their permanent status talks.

But this process requires us to open our hearts and close our pride... and really listen to the answer.

This process requires us to reflect on individual food items and relative differences in their sensory properties.

Reform of the EU is not an event, it's a process that requires us to build alliances and exert influence.

That's a process that requires us to weave in public deliberation and democratic decision-making in order to preserve our equality as democratic citizens as we work our way through these hard choices.

Listening is more efficient than reading: When we read, we absorb print with our eyes and translate it into "meaning," a cumbersome process that requires us first to see the words, then to make sense of them, and finally to employ our imaginations to conjure up events and sounds and characters that aren't there.

Modern intergenerational interaction is a dynamic and flexible process that requires us to conduct more in-depth analysis.

This is a process and requires us to be mindful of how our perceptions of our children's behaviors can impact our response.

Just like any couple, though, LGBT couples who choose marriage are just as susceptible as the rest of us to divorce … and to the legal process that requires us to untangle and divide our lives, assets and custody of our children.

The argument to the effect that the rulings of the court as to the admission of testimony, and upon questions of general law, deprived the defendant of its property and rights without due process of law, requires us to notice the limitations upon the authority of this court when dealing with legislative acts and proceedings to enforce the same in the state courts.