Sentence examples for something which requires from inspiring English sources

He uses the Greek concept of phronesis from Aristotle's Nichomachean Ethics, which refers to a knowledge of the value of something, which requires an understanding of context but also the projection of the usefulness of research and what impact might look like to all the stakeholders including the researcher.

The number of families with both parents working increases the likelihood of two-car driveways, and could also explain the preference for something which requires little upkeep.

The key is either to create something which requires no download (ie. in the browser) or is already massively distributed via the handset or maybe the SIM card.

(12) Another of these further goals lies in expressing, and cultivating in the translation's readership, a cosmopolitan respect for the Other — something which requires that the translation reproduce the Other's meanings (and musical forms) as accurately as possible.

"The regular study section is risk averse for a very simple, perfectly human reason: It's just easier to see how an incremental improvement in existing knowledge and an experiment which is very, very obviously feasible is a better use of the money to the average study section member than something which requires any kind of leap of faith or which is insufficiently justified, in their view.

When approaching the doomed theme park market in the opening, in one frame we see the Kanji character, 狗for dog, but this could suggest the homophone "kuniku" which literally means bitter meat, meaning something which requires personal sacrifice.

Would everything you achieved have been possible if it was just thrown at you immediately instead of being something which required years of work first?

Something which required more of Republican Blacks than being merely upset.

Melissa Dunlap, the principal of Martin Luther King, said when the students complained, "we talked to them about how you get something changed," which requires writing a letter to parents, staff and administrators and a review.

And, crucially, a huge challenge to convince consumers to try something different which requires they learn new mobile tricks.

There is also something else which requires clarification.