Sentence examples for required unlike from inspiring English sources

No great instinct or agility were required – unlike when Grégory Coupet atoned for his own error thus against Barcelona in 2001 – in fact, it would have taken damnable slackness not to reach the ball (the same can be said of another annoyingly over-rated save: David Seaman's from Paul Peschisolido's close-range piddler in the 2003 FA Cup semi-final).

Since no numerical integration is required unlike in other methods, in most cases, solution takes just a few seconds on a PC.

The new reduced-order model also preserves the stability properties of the discrete full-order model equations, so that no additional stabilization is required unlike conventional POD-based models that are susceptible to numerical instabilities.

No supermajority is required (unlike the U.S. system, which requires a two-third vote of both houses of Congress to override a presidential veto).

Decisions of the Security Council are binding on all members of the UN; however, unanimous decisions are not required, unlike in the League Council.

The measurement of overweight and obesity in children has the added difficulty that reference values for each age group and sex are required; unlike in adults, these conditions cannot be defined by single, fixed body mass index (BMI) values (i.e., overweight ≥25 and <30, and obesity ≥30 in adults).

"We feel confident our approach is better, since our on-demand workforce is truly scalable, mobile and can be ramped up and down in volume as brands require unlike a traditional sales company.

Still, he rejects this reconstruction because it requires, unlike the argument from (1) and (2c), (a) the correctness of the relevant principles of S5 and (b) the attribution of a commitment to such principles to people who have never considered them.

More specifically, in contrast to [18], a single image only is required and unlike [19] normalisation is executed only once.

Digital cable is required and unlike every previous TiVo, it lacks an ATSC tuner for over-the-air signals.

A council spokesman said: "The balance of the savings are required because, unlike what happened previously, government grant is not rising in order to fund other budget pressures such as meeting the costs of inflation, increasing demands for services, changes in the law, and so on - this all means the grant is massively decreasing in cash terms".