Sentence examples for require means from inspiring English sources

The oil fields in Alberta are landlocked and as they are further developed, require means of access to international markets.

Confirmation and correct interpretation of these candidates would require means of specifically isolating the mutant cells from the complex samples described above and is currently not possible.

However, proper focus on the population subsets at greatest risk may require means to differentiate between nonmalabsorptive SCCD and incipient stages of pernicious anemia (28); more diverse and sensitive neurologic and cognitive tests are also needed.

Low temperatures and the extra layers of wool, down and fur they require mean high season for members of a certain unsung service trade: the coat checkers.

The level of expertise required means splitboarders tend to be a hardy bunch.

Like any crime, a pyramid scheme requires means, motive and opportunity.

But the scale and standardisation required means that the major retailers cannot match the local distinctiveness, or choice of cuts offered by a good local butcher.

But the steep improvement now required means the ambition is doomed after the latest results were almost identical to the OECD's 2012 tests.

Staying silent when you are not sure what is required means that you are afraid of people thinking badly of you.

The arrangement of pencils that the game requires means that they'll always move, because it's just not a natural position for them to be in.

The fact that (with a few exceptions) little new technology is required means that plan could, conceivably, be made to work.