Sentence examples for required to get by from inspiring English sources

Teams are required to get by with one or two years of service, as Kentucky does, or with four years of lesser talent, as Michigan State does.

Again, this makes you sound not only defensive, but as though you are shirking responsibility and merely interested in doing the bare minimum required to get by, Kerr says.

Starting Friday, millions of Americans receiving food stamps will be required to get by with less government assistance every month, a move that not only will cost them money they use to feed their families but is expected to slightly dampen economic growth as well.

What actions are required to get there, by whom and when?

Rejecting money from venture capital funds, Soon-Shiong found a different way to pay for the expensive clinical trials required to get Abraxane approved by the Food & Drug Administration.

The regulators are required to get a proposal out by April 17, and had been expected to act by now.

Five relievers and five trips to the mound by Manager Joe Torre and the pitching coach Mel Stottlemyre were required to get three outs, and by the time that happened, the Twins had scored all their runs in a 6-2 victory.

Before roof repairs are carried out, owners of listed buildings are required to get their plans cleared by council officials who work to guidelines from English Heritage.

We know instinctively that the films we make speak to the audiences we intend them for – but securing the mainstream infrastructure and endorsement required to get our films seen by these audiences is all too often elusive.

The professors also worried that schools are not required to get approval for the survey by their Institutional Review Boards, which enforce the ethical and legal standards colleges follow when conducting research involving human subjects.

Below Thirty-third street where train depart, the approach seems gymnastic, the price we pay for a ticket seems high, the bulletin board listing stations seems incomplete and the fierce running battle required to get aboard seems intolerable... View Article By Charles Bethea By Alan Burdick By Phil Klay By Charles Bethea.