Sentence examples for that it necessitates from inspiring English sources

Whereas the former lacks both affect and effect (because it is so obviously a staged statement), the latter produces such a generative ambiguity about whether what is being observed is art or not, or even what its relationship to its subject is -- e.g., critical or non-critical -- that it necessitates a response from its observer.

In this paper we have briefly presented a smart cities perspective and argued that it necessitates myriad of complex interactions between its different applications to generate intelligent information for smart urban governance.

The shift from lower to higher value-added activities that it necessitates can be painful for companies and workers alike.

A serious drawback of guide based approach is that it necessitates repeated analysis of the entire structure within the GA iterations.

America is divided on what "collusion" would actually mean in the context of Trump's denials, but if you think — as Trump apparently does — that it necessitates Trump having deliberately spoken with a Russian to agree to tilt the election, there's no evidence that happened.

This interpretation is borne out by many dogs' behavior when getting dressed in a costume: they may freeze in place as if they are being "dominated"—and soon try to dislodge the garments by shaking, pawing, or rolling in something so foul that it necessitates immediate disrobing.

Less agreeable but also persistent have been the howls of morality watchdogs, like Dr. John Roach Straton, who denounced dancing in 1921 as "fundamentally wrong in that it necessitated the hugging of both sexes"; Will Hays, who enforced the Production Code of 1930; and Pat Robertson, who castigated ABC and the Walt Disney Company for broadcasting Ellen DeGeneres's coming out on her sitcom in 1997.

What specific need or goal was so vital that it necessitated such outrageous and rampant death?

This was followed by erysipelas, a bacterial infection so severe that it necessitated the removal of one of his eyes.

Slavery, he explained, was such a violation of the treatment of human beings that it necessitated the intervention of the state.

This scenario was not intended to investigate the specifics of the social mediation game, rather the migration that it necessitated was the focus of this study, and the game itself was only evaluated as part of the entirety of the scenario.