Sentence examples for required means from inspiring English sources

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

It's slow going – two hours later I've completed one side only – but the concentration required means the time has flown.

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

These interactions can potentially be manipulated by custom designing fractal grid fences based on given wind comfort requirements in order to obtain required mean flow and sheltering characteristics.

The mining and manufacturing required to create, say, solar panels, surely demand substantial resources; and the quantities of power required mean more research is needed for large-scale use.

"Realising that the prohibitive costs of current test equipment and technical expertise required meant that less than 5% of children were receiving these services made me look into exploring alternative solutions," he says.

Mean time required; Mean number of attempts required; Mean difficulty rating.

The stability of coordinated rhythmic movement is primarily affected by the required mean relative phase.