Sentence examples for requirements suggests from inspiring English sources
She said "the fact that we have a product that we feel needs a specific set of requirements suggests that a lot of issues need to be addressed".
The one called Caffeine Requirements suggests that users imbibe zero ounces for napping, 8 ounces for dating and 10 ounces for driving.
At the same time, the greater adoption of VFX by more modest films, often with innovative creative or technical requirements, suggests that its established centres – such as the US and UK – will continue to grow.
Supervisors' experience with the Basel capital requirements suggests that the pace of regulatory change is glacial and that banks will innovate around new rules they find burdensome.All told, supervisors should be humbled by the past few months, not emboldened.
The fact that nothing is surplus to requirements suggests that the No. 14 was designed, not only with a certain bravura and a refusal to compromise, but with considerable care, which is bound to feel reassuring.
The lack of an objective method to determine nurse aide staffing requirements suggests that many NHs could be understaffed in their capacity to provide consistent ADL care to all residents in need.
(Another, noting the absence of residency requirements, suggested that out-of-state couples would come to get married at Niagara Falls, "or any of the other great romantic sites in the state" — we do love New York around here).
Financial stocks fell by more than 2 percent in the United States on Monday and shares were mixed in Europe after remarks by European Central Bank officials and the prospect of increasing capital requirements suggested further challenges ahead for banks.
This design met the sample size requirements suggested by Hair and his colleagues (2006).
While functional requirements specify the functionalities to be implemented, non-functional requirements suggest decisions on the architectural model.
The requirements suggest upper limits on the resources needed for efficient processors.
