Sentence examples for requires invention from inspiring English sources

In fact, the more one looks, the more impressive the lie becomes, for it is, ultimately, a sign of craft; it requires invention.

If we just transfer genes, but need the proteins in the organelle (requires invention of TIM & TOM) then there is no real savings, because the cost of making the proteins is the same whether made in cytosol or organelle.

But that, too, requires inventions.

And then he linked the studio's work to nasa's: like the Apollo program, the creation of Apple products required "invention after invention after invention that you would never be conscious of, but that was necessary to do something that was new".

Some proposed solutions require inventions; others have disadvantages that make their benefits, on balance, questionable; and many are weighed down by a system based on government and industry collaboration that guarantees delay.

With only two truly new maze themes for 2012 (Walking Dead and Silent Hill), Horror Nights appears to be increasingly relying on past hits (Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Alice Cooper and La Llorona) to fill out its annual lineup, a strategy that requires less invention and more reinvention.

It is, in the playwright's words, "a difficult set that requires the inventions of a very gifted designer".

The Brazilian excels at the simple things, but Chelsea required more invention from midfield.

To make the sewers, for example, required the invention of a new form of city government.

But figuring out the equities of private fund-raising in public schools would require the invention of an ethical supercomputer.

But producing CIGS cells on a mass scale has turned out to be a formidable technological challenge, requiring the invention of specialized manufacturing equipment.