Sentence examples for really requiring from inspiring English sources
So you are really requiring managers to be much crisper in terms of expectations.
Special intake procedures also distinguish the family court, which screens potential cases to eliminate those not really requiring judicial attention.
DAVID EAGLEMAN: One could imagine this is by "filling in" the gap; alternatively, perceptual time may be much weirder than that, not really requiring "filling in" at all (after all, who's the viewer?) BURKHARD BILGER: That said, there are still plenty of scientific topics that give me the heeby-jeebies.
It's a good strategy, and one that takes advantage of Microsoft's strengths without really requiring that the company do much to stretch itself.
This evidence has stimulated interest in developing different strategies of blood transfusion and conservation in heart surgery and in identifying patients really requiring transfusions during and/or after surgery.
This prevents the creation of big architectures that are not underpinned with user requirements leading to unnecessary services that are not really required.
Well, nothing really requires ice, does it?
Does captaincy really require a unique temperament?
And that really requires time and concentration.
Do we really require this much surveillance?
