A trench coat will not be providing the requisite warmth – even if you keep that detachable lining in.
But the evolving relationship between Timmy and John never acquires the requisite intensity, even if the play's climactic moment, in which the son finally expresses the love his father has never been able to, remains a surefire choker-upper.
And if you graduate during a down economy (as I did right before September 11th) you're not going to get a job in your requisite field, even if your college has the best job placement services in all the land.
As J K Rowling's first choice of director, he was flown to LA for the requisite meetings, but even if the studio was keen, the insurance companies knew his record, and would have demanded too high a premium.
Like "John Brown's Body," Howe's song included the requisite nods to Unionism, even if they were rendered in biblical terms.
As Fenton, her lover, Juan Diego Flórez cut the exquisite figure of some pageboy from El Greco (in Milan, he had seemed an El Greco shepherd), even if the requisite sweetness of tone was not his to command.
Even if the requisite gains in fuel-cell technology are achieved, he says, the fuel-cell cars of the future should run instead on methanol, which has a higher energy-density than hydrogen and can be stored and transported much more easily.Furthermore, steam reformation of natural gas is far from a zero-emissions solution, undermining the whole rationale of hydrogen cars in the first place.
Until recently, the homeless could not rent post office boxes, even if they had the requisite $28 a year, since the postal service required a permanent address.
Thus, it would be challenging for private providers to construct a full MDR-TB regimen in the private sector, even if they had the requisite training and laboratory facilities.
Even if debt buyers purchase the requisite information directly from a bank, it may be flawed.
