Sentence examples for that became necessary from inspiring English sources

We present the design and development of a flow-based software system that became necessary for the study of a class of options-based price-estimators in the financial markets.

The songs, almost all of which seem to be written from the perspective of women, were built on sinuous guitar lines, moody synths, and his voice, a falsetto that became necessary after he had an operation on his throat.

"We hoped this period would be sufficient to bring order to the chaos and allow us to secure more permanent funding or an orderly disposition of assets to raise cash, if that became necessary".

In particular, we are expanding our women's restrooms and performing other cosmetic work that became necessary because of the large patronage the Bungalow receives.

Then as President he ordered a renewed effort to find him, did receive actionable intelligence, listened to half his national security team oppose a raid, ordered the back-up helicopter that became necessary and gave the green light to a raid over a bombing, risking his presidency.

Sven Lundström points to the agonizing extra efforts that became necessary for the team due to Andrée's mistaken design of the sleds, with a rigid construction that borrowed nothing from the long proven Inuit sleds, and were so impractical for the difficult terrain.

The girls are drilled on perfecting emergency stops that become necessary if "they catch a crab," meaning that their oar becomes stuck in the water.

This requires both a great hiring protocol and the stomach to make the changes that become necessary as the company grows.

We examine the interplay between moral sensitivity and firm productivity in determining the optimal salary contract, and contrast our moral solution with the traditional incentive solution that becomes necessary when moral sensitivity is assumed to be zero.

You get thousands of dollars handed to you, and it is essentially up to you to do with it what your SAFE proposal indicated, and to be forthcoming and straightforward with any changes that become necessary.

Adequate transitional periods need to be granted for changes that become necessary, e.g. because of amendments to the REACH Annexes.