Sir Alex Ferguson, meanwhile, believes Ryan Giggs should become the next permanent United manager despite the club viewing the 40-year-old as lacking the requisite experience to become David Moyes's long-term successor.
Both stories illuminate the author's thesis about the powers of the human imagination, but Adie's tale, which makes up the bulk of this novel, remains a clumsy, paint-by-numbers illustration, an illustration that, oddly enough, lacks the requisite imagination to become a persuasive fiction.
Gaining the requisite knowledge to become an effective facilitator is likely to be a relatively lengthy, socially constructed process, involving in-depth study and disciplined inquiry (Elliott et al. 2009; Jenlink and Kinnucan-Welsch 2001).
Despite the discovery of numerous compounds with antibiotic properties in the years since, few have had the requisite properties to become drugs.
Think of how costly that is and how much time it takes to obtain requisite market penetration to become profitable.
He would have to deliver an unprecedented kind of upset and sweep almost every single swing state in order to get the requisite 270 electoral votes to become president.
The stop-motion technique that made the 18 inch-high model of the killer ape with a series of marginally different still frames was to become the pre-requisite of every fantasy movie until the dawn of computer-generated imagery.
She was passionate about helping young people to become engaged citizens, by enabling them to acquire the requisite knowledge, skill and will.
Appropriate curricula that ensure sufficient time for hands-on practical training to become competent to the level of proficiency in all the requisite areas, as complications can arise quickly and without warning.
It is nearly impossible for an illegal immigrant child to become a legal resident without going back to the native country, then waiting a requisite 10 years to apply.
