Sentence examples for requirements made it from inspiring English sources

Moreover, its complex computational requirements made it not feasible for ubiquitous environment.

However, its high computational requirements made it difficult to use in real cases.

A journalist asked whether different temperature requirements made it difficult to keep begonias and orchids together.

"People were not upgrading their properties, because the environmental requirements made it too expensive for the owners of small, struggling properties," Ms. Marchetta said.

Stephen Hester, chief executive of RBS, said the bonus requirements made it more difficult for the bank – which has a large investment banking division – to recruit the right staff.

Lawmakers have cut back on early voting in person, cracked down on voter registration drives, imposed identification requirements, made it harder for students to cast ballots and proposed purging voter rolls in a way that critics have said would eliminate people who are eligible to vote.

In addition to this, its low computational requirements make it attractive for low complexity receivers.

The flat-headed cat is one of the least known felids worldwide and its special habitat requirements make it an ideal candidate for the application of predictive modelling.

Niger should be ashamed that its thicket of regulatory requirements make it one of the worst countries in the world in which to do business, according to the World Bank's terrific Doing Business series.

Thus, despite agomelatine's apparent equal efficacy to standard antidepressants, its costs and monitoring requirements make it unsuitable as a first line treatment.

While accurate measurement of ionized calcium would be ideal, its strict sampling handling requirements make it more prone to measurement error and impractical to use as a screening test [ 4].