Sentence examples for requisite cost from inspiring English sources

Theirs was heresy, that is, a choice to reach the Artist by testing the art, human suffering always the requisite cost.

They saw our brains folded against our foreheads and knew our heartspump dumbly on through the wash.And wily guts take the brunt of it,pushing to get rid of while we insist on taking in and taking in and taking in.Theirs was heresy, that is, a choiceto reach the Artist by testing the art,human suffering always the requisite cost.

Even the recent round of mergers and acquisitions instigated by large firms such as Pfizer and Merck, followed by the requisite cost-cutting and sackings, has failed to fix what ails the industry.The heart of the problem is the looming patent "cliff" (see chart).

Novel approaches for water processing, not implementing aerobic biological treatment as a core technology, are conceived and critically evaluated regarding efficiency, diffuse emissions and requisite costs.

It was subsequently claimed the number of viewers were greatly fudged as the requisite bandwidth costs would have run into the hundreds of thousands of pounds.

Indeed, descriptive findings revealed (Table 10) that, in schools with vocational programmes, lack of pre-requisites and cost were perceived as obstacles by teachers of vocational subjects more than by teachers of general subjects (with slight, but statistically significant, differences by 6.5 and 5% points).

The only counterargument that the secretary of transportation could offer at the hearing was that the requisite training would cost money.

The artful combination of hybrid-electric drive with lightweight, low-drag platform design appears requisite to the cost-effective optimization of efficiency, emissions, performance, and safety for production-worthy and marketable automobiles.