Sentence examples for requisite life from inspiring English sources

There are the requisite life lessons to be learned, but chances are John Boy Walton never had to deal with pedophilia, attempted murder, nervous breakdowns or any of the other unwholesome realities that crop up with alarming frequency in Rainey's world.

Referral hospitals should be equipped with requisite life-saving equipment and skilled personnel to competently manage complicated cases referred from homes and PHC clinics.

We are the future of the world, ergo, meditation has never been so requisite in life.

To be in a habitable zone, a planet needs to be just the right distance from its star so that liquid water (considered a requisite for life as we know it)  can exist on the planet's surface.

The ability of organisms to metabolize and recycle N is requisite for life.

Appropriate regulation of hematopoietic stem cell (HSC) numbers and function is a requisite for life-long blood cell replenishment.

This would allow for the presence on the planet's surface of liquid water - one of the pre-requisites for life.

There cannot be any discourse on happiness where the primary requisites for life are lacking (due to mental illness or death) (Theonoston, OO, II, 309b).

The integrity or completeness of genomic information is one of the fundamental pre-requisite for life.

One veteran from another regiment offered a more generous view, hailing the sutler's store as "that wonderful requisite of army life".

However, nowadays, the extended shelf life requisite of foodstuffs and the demand for bio-based and biodegradable materials have increased the need for improved and sustainable packaging materials.