Sentence examples for strictly needed to from inspiring English sources

Encountered as a novel, however, the plot unravels with great pace and is much better than it strictly needed to be.

The introduced air flow is only the quantity strictly needed to produce combustion.

It was found that potentials Vb and Va are strictly needed to avoid a collapse of the nanotube.

These initiatives aim at introducing only those modifications that are strictly needed to deal with the satellite channel peculiarities, such, for example, nonlinear distortion introduced by the on-board power amplifiers, long round-trip propagation times, and reduced time diversity, while keeping everything else untouched.

There is more redundancy in the characters and their stories than strictly needed to get the messages across, but the pacing and momentum never flag.

He also says that their landlords had actually let them stay on longer than they strictly needed to, and that the sauna would try and find a new home.

These vegetables had a bureaucrat's talent for waiting, and the carrots and turnips wouldn't strictly need to be picked until the ground started to harden.

While he does not strictly need to get the Bundesrat's approval for the main elements of the pension plans, the chancellor does need its consent for his proposed tax incentives to encourage contributions to supplementary private pensions.

As a song listened to sober and alone, it still goes on twice as long as it strictly needs to and feels somewhat haphazardly structured, but as a party track it's an unstoppable force, with those fire verses coming into their own.

This week Mr. Botti began what has become an annual residency at the Blue Note, in the company of musicians who are better than they strictly need to be: the guitarist Mark Whitfield, the pianist Peter Martin, the bassist Robert Hurst and the drummer Billy Kilson.

A financial district worker who would identify himself only as William S. said he did not strictly need to go into Manhattan to do his job, but felt that he should make an appearance after one of his staff members showed up every day at 6 a.m. and another paid $40 a day to get to a distant office in Queens.