Sentence examples for set necessary from inspiring English sources
Independently invented around the same time as emoticons, they make the most of the fuller character set necessary to write in Japanese, and can be read head-on.
To the contrary, anyone who studies energy regulation from a critical perspective ought to be attuned to ineffectual environmental stewardship and have the skill set necessary to do something about it.
The important thing, the governor added, was to "make sure that our highways and byways are being driven by people who have a skills set necessary to drive on our roads".
Many physicians, however, continue to lack the skill set necessary to fully use this imaging modality in clinical practice [2].
de Cadenet credits her time in juvenile detention as the foundation to developing the skill set necessary to be able to speak to anybody about anything.
Additionally, unique to evolution education, I identified a secondary skill set necessary to generate phylogenetic trees, a more cognitively difficult tree-thinking task.
The meeting comes after the government made concessions in the infrastructure bill on fracking, agreeing to ban it in national parks and other protected areas, and accepting a Labour amendment setting "necessary conditions" for the controversial process to take place.
Note that all examples presented in this study were obtained by setting necessary parameters and velocity model files without modifying the simulation code itself.
I coordinate training for law enforcement officers to assist them in developing the skill sets necessary to help individuals who are homeless, substance abusers, living with mental health issues and those with co-occurring disorders.
One minute you are the best friend, there to play and chat and the next you are the strong arm of the law, setting necessary boundaries to protect your little one's best interests.
And most people do not have the skill sets necessary to be able to confront the previously agreed upon trade and say, "this does not work for me," or "something feels off about our exchange now".
