There are various reasons necessitating the cutting of bricks — corner bricks, construction of chimneys, and other uses needing bricks of various shapes and sizes.
In one of the better "that was my WIFE" smack-downs, it is revealed that Grace is not having an affair, exactly; she has hired an escort, the refreshingly level-headed Simon Blair Redfordd), who for reasons necessitated to get this show going, gives Neil his jacket complete with cellphone.
This leads to the theme of doubt and bewilderment, since reason necessitates that every design should have a designer and yet one fails to find a designer or a purpose for the very existence of the design.
A full explanation provides the cause together with the reason that necessitated the effect or what happened; it is "a set of factors that together are sufficient for the occurrence of an event" (Swinburne 1979, 24, 73).
Hardware prominence often causes discomfort to the patient, and is a reason to necessitate its removal.
Another important reason which necessitates the study of P. kurroa proteins is that proteomic studies till date have been carried out primarily in model plants such as Arabidopsis thaliana, Oryza sativa (rice), Populus trichocarpa (black cottonwood), and Vitis vinifera (grape vine) for which fully sequenced genomes are available.
I've talked to moms who chose not to circumcise and their baby ended up with medical reasons that necessitated it being done later.
Note that where a stimulus word was changed in an English triad for cultural reasons this necessitated further changes on occasions to ensure meaningful response (Supplementary Table 1).
Alan Johnson would later resign, stepping down for "personal reasons" on 20 January 2011, necessitating Miliband's first reshuffle, in which he made Balls Shadow Chancellor, Cooper Shadow Home Secretary and Douglas Alexander Shadow Foreign Secretary.
Following medical reasons, the predominant factors necessitating inpatient management overall and in all LRTI subgroups were patients' preferences, nursing factors, relatives' preferences and organizational factors.
