Sentence examples for requisite elements from inspiring English sources
If life exists on other planets, the requisite elements and liquid water must cycle.
"We're continuing to negotiate with interested parties but unfortunately no one party has demonstrated the requisite elements needed to conclude a deal yet.
The book tells the story of a fictional presidential campaign, with the requisite elements of spin rooms, campaign buses, negative advertisements and swing states.
"We are continuing to negotiate with interested parties but unfortunately no one party has demonstrated all the requisite elements needed to conclude a deal".
SAN FRANCISCO — The requisite elements of a Johan Santana start — mishaps aplenty, offensive droughts, a nail-bitingly close game — materialized in the brilliant California sunshine Saturday afternoon, with one notable exception.
The requisite elements seem to be in place here: Nick just wants to settle down with his girlfriend, Diane Ms. Bassettt), and manage his beloved jazz club, and the theft of the scepter is a job of baroque complexity.
Saber rattling, not romance, is a requisite element of the public collective-bargaining dance: a season, an All-Star Game or a World Series could be imperiled without a deal by a deadline set by a league or a union.
It has by now become a requisite element of the political conventions: the slickly produced short films made to excite not only convention delegates but television viewers at home.
In contemplating how to respond to the Palestinian bid, therefore, the challenge for the international community is how to proceed in a manner that would advance the prospects of Palestinian statehood — a requisite element in the two-state solution — without driving a stake through the heart of the already moribund peace process.
But an asteroid lacks the requisite element of conflict so critical to the recipe for Armageddon.
Thus, a direct association with the NPC at the nuclear periphery is not a requisite element in mechanisms of gene regulation by NPC components.
